The Story of Nietzche: The Man Who Killed God

"God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him." The words of Friedrich Nietzche have echoed through generations. Although many know and even quote the statement, only a few people truly understand its meaning. Because just like much of Nietzche's work, there's more there than meets the eye. This is the story of Nietzche, the man who killed God.

[MegaBeeYT]

Got an exam on Nietzsche this Friday, he's quite an interesting man, "If God were real, and died, would you still treat others with the same values that he promotes?, or do our values come from an outside force? Are the values we promote really ours if we require a God to actually act upon them?"

[sidneyblack]

I made a belt out of watches once. It was a waist of time.

[TheDarkPlace-pt]

Reading about Nietzsche often makes me wonder if my daily struggles are just part of a big philosophical puzzle, or perhaps I’m just overthinking things.

[Lolalogo]

Occasionally I'm envious of people who still believe in a god. Must be nice to just assume there's an all knowing.

[devanloveland]

This might be the most put together, easy to understand, insighton Nietzsche I've observed. Well done.

[MichaelDunn]

God's not dead...he's just working on a slightly less ambitious project.

[matthewboire]

Being know as the guy who killed god is definitely something

[AaronCano-lmxs]

Your videos are so calming and actually make me think about life and what’s important and what’s not. I love your channel, if only more people could accept and/or acknowledge these concepts and ideas.

[tommyvictorbuch]

"If God exists, I want him to tell me himself. I don't want to hear it from anybody else - and in case you're wondering, that includes you."
- Pat Condell -

[kidsyx]

Nietzsche didn't kill god. We did. He just made the observation. Just like Newton didn't invent gravity the second he observed it.

[samwiseplaysyt]

You should do a whole video on the Bible being the book that changed History and become the most loved and hated book in all of history

[oaax]

I have started reading “thus spoke Zarathustra” lately, I feel strange empathy to him. His metaphor of zarathustra overcoming what he has created- the virtues or morality- so humanity can reach true freedom and stop our despise for the world.
He saw the shallow basis of new beliefs and even new religions believers. We weren’t the same, so we should change. He had the huge effect on philosophy.
I ought you all to be superman, the new era of humanity.

[MegaBeeYT]

Could i request a video that has a main focus on the differences and criticism of Nietzsche towards Plato, Descartes and Kant?, He was very adamant about rejecting those beliefs, and i feel that a video from you about it would be awesome

[BeYourself]

Through engaging narration and detailed explanations, the video offers a nuanced understanding of Nietzsche's complex thought, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to delve deeper into existentialist and philosophical discourse.

[MegaBeeYT]

Still find it sad how in his older years he was driven to insanity, such that he started signing off his letters/books as God himself, or as grand historic figures which he obviously was not...

[ramoner.clarke]

The man who announced the death of god*

[ViralVoiceHub]

How do you have that much of stock video footage please tell me please help me with this

[popcornjeans]

Someone said "God isn't Dead!" and someone replied "Which one?" 😭😭😭

[rawallon]

To be fair I barely undestand what I say, much less Zarathustra

[skeptickhan]

Read every philosophy, theory, idea and new research studies and finally that's you who has to decide & figured it out how to live most consciously with deep awareness of existence.