1000-Word Philosophy (2018)
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This introductory essay addresses Nietzsche's famous claim that God is dead, develops his arguments for it, and examines its potential implications for contemporary religious and ethical thought.
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| Keywords | Nietzsche God atheism existentialism moral philosophy religious philosophy |
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