Nietzsche may have been going ina different direction before he went insane in 1888. He was influenced by reading Dostoyevsky, who was a strong believer. He read translations of Crime and Punishment and Notes From the Underground. He went insane in Turin, Italy. It started when he saw a horse being whipped, and , obviously inspired by Raskolnikov's actions in the book, he threw himself on the horse. If only he had been able to get a translation of The Brothers Karamazov!
Enemies of the Faith - Pillars of UnbeliefMachiavelli, the inventor of "the new morality"
Kant, the subjectivizer of Truth
Nietzsche, the self-proclaimed Anti-Christ
Freud, the founder of the sexual revolution
Marx, the false Moses for the masses
Sartre, the apostle of absurdity
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