If Friedrich Nietzsche were to be in Kenya today, he would confidently say that God is dead. And, as if to echo St Paul in the Acts of the Apostles, Nietzsche argued that God is dead because the ...
Say you’re unsure what Nietzsche means when he writes that God is dead. A Rebind reader can ask Clancy Martin, a leading Nietzche scholar who teaches at the University of Missouri in Kansas City.
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