Writing on the Wall (Nietzsche and Christianity)

Author: Loewald et al. (German), edited by Liu Xiaofeng, translated by Tian Lina, Wu Zengding, et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: As long as there is a wall, I will write on it—I want the letters I write to be visible even to the blind. We endure youth as we endure a serious illness. This is precisely what has created the era we have thrown ourselves into—a great decline and fragmentation of the era; this era resists the spirit of youth through all the weak, and also through all the strong. Uncertainty is unique to this era; nothing stands on a solid foundation, nor is there anything rooted in steadfast faith. People live for tomorrow because the day after tomorrow is already highly questionable. I do not read Pascal, I love Pascal, because he is a profitable victim of Christianity; murdered bit by bit, first physically, then psychologically; the entire logic of this inhuman and terrifying form of cruelty.