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Nietzsche's "God is Dead"
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The philosopher Nietzsche's statement "God is Dead" was a historical statement made during a time of scientific advancement and industrialization, indicating that the idea of a higher being beyond physical reality was no longer relevant. Nietzsche's statement also addressed the idea of external intelligences, a common theme in many religions.
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The podcast host discusses Nietzsche's famous quote "God is dead" and clarifies that Nietzsche believed in Jesus as a good man who died on the cross but was not a divinity.
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The podcast host discusses Nietzsche's famous quote "God is dead" and clarifies that Nietzsche believed in Jesus as a good man who died on the cross but was not a divinity. He also noted that Nietzsche believed there was only one true Christian who died on the cross.
ChapterNietzsche's "God is Dead"
Episode#149 – Diana Walsh Pasulka: Aliens, Technology, Religion, and the Nature of Belief
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker hopes that Nietzsche would see the broader idea of religion as a progressive adaptation, encompassing external intelligences that are not human, which is discussed in American Cosmic.
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The speaker hopes that Nietzsche would see the broader idea of religion as a progressive adaptation, encompassing external intelligences that are not human, which is discussed in American Cosmic. The discussion raises a question of what his opinion would be if he read the book and tweeted about it.