How Kant Saved Christianity | Nietzsche

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[WeltgeistYT]

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[something-ujeq]

Definitely want to see a vid on how climate affects philosophy

[bruceli]

Fun fact: It was Christianity's quest for the truth that gave rise to the Scientific Method.

[philippederome]

Honestly, finding this channel is the best thing that happened to me in years.

[Renannight]

I'd love to see a video on why Nietzsche loved Dostoevsky

[valmarsiglia]

One of my favorite passages in Genealogy of Morals is where Nietzsche excoriates Luther: "Luther’s resistance to the mediating saints in the Church (in particular to the ‘devil’s sow, the Pope’) was, no doubt, basically the resistance of a lout irritated by the Church’s good etiquette, that reverential etiquette of hieratic taste, which only admits the more consecrated and silent into the holy of holies, and closes it to louts. These were absolutely not going to be allowed a voice here – but Luther, the peasant, wanted a complete change, it wasn’t German enough for him: above all, he wanted to speak directly, in person and ‘without ceremony’ to his God... Well, he did it.– The ascetic ideal, you have guessed, was never anywhere a school of good taste."

[hatecraft]

I was recently talking to a friend about weather and environment influencing your thoughts! It's a fascinating concept!

[marqpsmythe]

Hi Weltgeizst ❤, I can't afford the pittance for your Patreon but I’d love to hear more analysis!

[lisandroge]

It would be cool if you did an in depth analysis video focusing on kant, or spinoza similar to that what you did for schopenhauer.

[alwinvarughese]

would love to have a video of Nietzsche's view on climate and how it affects culture, philosophy and other factors, i am currently writing a paper on the same, so would be reall helpful.

[VincentVSD]

Very interested by Nietzsche 's theory on weather

[GustavoSilva-nyjc]

Noooo, this ended so fast!!!! I truly wish you had talked about climate if it could extend more.

[cracklingsoda]

I follow more than 400 channels on Youtube and this channel comes in my top 5 favourite channels.

[Zenithilos]

Yet another great video… thanks. And “yes please” on that climate/philosophy video 👍

[piras]

Nice summary, hopefully be listening to more of your presentations

[bobbyokeefe]

One perhaps could add another German to the bunch even if Nietzsche doesn't cite him a son of a Jewish convert to Protestantism, Karl Marx who also pushed for an internationalist ideology that although did away with theology, was Christian in spirit, concerning the geography I find the argument a bit simplistic as Ireland, Poland, Lithuania, and Hungary(to name a few)are Catholic, these are not countries with warm climates plus Protestantism was spreading and succeeding in countries with warmer climates such as France(ie the Huguenots), it was just snuffed out, which was not the case in Britain for instance, where it was the other way around, and it had nothing to do with the weather but because a man wanted to ditch his Spanish wife.

[AleksandrasA]

The video title is "How Kant Saved Christianity" but the video itself does not talk about how Kant saved christianity. So how does Kant's philosophy lead back to christianity?

[funnyboii]

Would love to see the similarities between religion and climate

[SeraphimVolker]

I pity Nietzsche; how is it a man so well educated and so intelligent could have so easily thrown away Orthodox Christianity. He focuses so much on the western patriarch that he completely ignores the other patriarchs! He was too obsessed with the western half of the great schism and too lazy about everything before it. I, however, will always admire the quality of Nietzsche's thought.

[warlord]

LOVED this video. Since Orthodoxy was the beginning, would you describe Catholic as a "West / South West European" split, and then Protestant as a "North split"?
If so, would Anglican be a "Miserable UK" split? Hahaha!