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  General Info

  Life & Edu.

  He is atheist and claims that “God is dead”  He has a belief in the concept of life affirmation Spiritual Belief and Point of View

  Nietzsche wanted people in society to throw off the shackles of our misguided Christian morality and become supermen, free and titanic  He believed that each man invents his own values and lives under them, which determines the way he relates to others in existince Ethical Point of View

  Schopenhaur’s work “world as will and idea changed his view of the world.”  Friedrich Ritschl inspired him because he centered his work on the Roman comic poet, Plautus. Important Influences

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