ফ্রেডরিখ নিটশে এর দর্শন (শেষ পর্ব)| Friedrich Nietzsche | Bobby Hajjaj
The phrase "God is dead" by Friedrich Nietzsche, first appearing in The Gay Science (1882), is one of his most famous and provocative statements. Nietzsche wasn't proclaiming the literal death of a deity but rather critiquing the decline of religious and metaphysical belief in Western society. He suggested that traditional religious and moral systems, especially Christianity, had lost their authority and relevance in the modern world. Nietzsche argued that without these systems, humanity would face a moral and existential crisis, having lost a guiding framework.
Nietzsche’s statement also challenged individuals to take responsibility for creating meaning and values in their lives rather than relying on religious doctrines. It was a call to embrace freedom, personal responsibility, and the creative potential within humanity to shape its destiny.
Nihilism is a philosophical belief that life lacks inherent meaning, value, or purpose. It suggests that traditional values and beliefs, including religious or moral systems, are baseless or unfounded.
Bobby Hajjaj briefly discussed these in this episode. This class was recorded in 2019.
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