Discussion Notes:
-Christian name but not following the laws
-no conditions toward: philosophy of love
-christian love-Islamic civilization. Arguably a tradition: fatherly love, not kill
-Nietzsche: love for others not just yourself
-concerned about yourself, giving your own desires to someone close and sacrificial and giving to others: waiting for the after life: humble, human will.
-takes away the human will.
ex Karen:"you should have a lot of ambition, you should achieve in pleasing God; makes you better than that person."
-righteousness-correct, for living the world religion. Marx "religion is like opium to the people, you don't try but you accept it"
-poorer people change through religion in their lives.
-lower class uniting them; (Christianity, Buddhism)=faith, true salvation
-Using God-the elite (Marx's society: no religion)
-slave morality rational: eye of a need-easier for a camel to go through than for a rich man to go to heaven.
-will to power-elite buying into the 'slave morality'
-we are sinners. wealthy and powerful=guilt
-Apollonian
-organs are in conflict with each other
-impulse to the point: passion, create your own reality
-will to power change=affected
-doesn't create progress some type of order or structure
-creating your own. depends on location-matter of choice
-primal will is restricted to choice
-so many people are named in a relying but don't act upon it
-will of power in a form to seek authority relationship with another person, acting on that idea
-self-motivation, power is an ambiguous word. Exchange working all the way to the top
Final thoughts:
'“God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him!” Now if God is dead, he must have been alive once'
It is not impossible to believe God, but God is dead. Nietszche leans forward to atheism to how he describes religion, and ends it with that.
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