[Kevin Curry]

His understanding of St. Paul and law surpasses most of the ardent Calvinists on this forum.

Why? Because you agree with the madman?

Nietzche gloried in the sewer of self-worship and died there, a blithering, braying jackass.

The great enabler of Hitler prophesied his own cruel, surpassingly evil impact on the world through his vicious ideas. Though the boil is lanced, the poison is not drained yet.

A few more "thinkers" such as Nieztsche and the world will be left an inheritance to the cockroaches and blowflies.

Nitezsche was a punk, a well-written punk.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

I take it you do not like Fred.

[cornelis]

Like I said, his understanding of St. Paul and the law surpasses calvinist punks. He understood Socrates well enough to merit the fatherhood of Plato despisers. I don't agree with is hatred to understand his rejection of hyper-rationalism. My agreement is more along the lines of MacIntyre's Three rival versons of moral inquiry.

[Helms]

Nitezsche was a punk, a well-written punk.

Ya man and your living in the world he divined and did not bring about. In truth it is you who are the dunce.

[ffusco]

Nietzche at least tried to create a moral code in a world he found anti-heroic, materialistic and lacking a meaningful realtionship with G-d. Nietzche did not choose to be a nihilist as much a he reacted to the changing times. I believe he would have made a great Rock star today. He correctly identified the emptiness of the modern world and tried unsuccessfully to create a meaning for himself.