Reviews
Before reading "Chara Tustra", he ordered "The Second Side of Good and Evil," "The Maguey of the Evil," and "The Horn of the Idol," and 'Anticrist', which he recommended first reading and then ordered. It may be the decadent Christianity of Nietzsche's time, but there is a point to be made to accept and improve criticism.
Nietzsche's writing is hard. It was difficult despite the fact that there were accurate and kind translations and rich comments from Seoul University philosophy and Professor Park Chong-choong. But I recommend poison.
Nietzsche's philosophy was difficult and he did not read his book, but copied short text on the Internet or the things that have developed his ideas. I realize it doesn't help me in my life, besides being cool, and I want to read the books that he wrote. There is a high-stability that I may not understand with my intellectual abilities, along with the prospect of reading Nietzsche's book and seeing that the sentences and words used without context will come from some of your thoughts.
It's a good book to give deep enlightenment to all of us, Christians, other religious people, atheists.
If you're not extremely self-immolating about Christianity, it's a book that helps you rethink the nature of Christianity. The object of criticism in this book is the church system of Christianity and the doctrinal system of Christ itself.
And you can read it, too, Christian. You can look at the questions that people who read the Bible many times might have in their mind.
God is dead! What is Nietzsche talking about? Why did you refuse him so much?
The former president, Park Chan, has graduated from the University of Seoul philosophy department, received his master's degree in college, and a Ph.D. at Würzburg, Germany, and is now a professor of philosophy at Seoul University. There are many ideas of philosophy, such as Hye - Dee - Gynne - Gheng - Sik - Hingang - Erich - From, Schüe - Heung - Gwang - Ghai - Guh -, Hai - Gho - wah, Ha - eng - ji -, Hae - dah - k,, eng-ho - Jing, wah - ow, dah, ji!
I'm not reading it yet, and I can't say it. But it's clear that we're talking about ethics and individual attitudes that are out of the middle-of-the- middle-life way of thinking.
If you just focus on Christian criticism, you can miss the real picture of Nietzsche. Besides overthrowing morality and the value of good and evil, we need to think about how much of the utopian idea that stands for truth is going to make us vulnerable.
Friedrich Nietzsche: Antichrist
The Book of Treaties and the Post-ops, which translates the classics of the past, which hold a vision for the future, Volume 35 Anti-Crist. This is a book that makes a thorough criticism of Christianity, as its title suggests. Not only do we criticize Christianity as a particular form of religion, but since Plato and the associated Western philosophy, including Hegel and Schofpenhauer and socialism and non-governmentism, we also have strong criticisms. Further, as is seen in the Christian Oppression Act at the end of the text, even the actual abolition of Christianity attacks Christianity with such intensity that it seems to be causing a violent attack.
Korean title: 안티크리스트
Korean author: 프리드리히 니체
Korean publisher: 아카넷
ISBN-13: 9788957333440
Reviews
Before reading "Chara Tustra", he ordered "The Second Side of Good and Evil," "The Maguey of the Evil," and "The Horn of the Idol," and 'Anticrist', which he recommended first reading and then ordered. It may be the decadent Christianity of Nietzsche's time, but there is a point to be made to accept and improve criticism.
Nietzsche's writing is hard. It was difficult despite the fact that there were accurate and kind translations and rich comments from Seoul University philosophy and Professor Park Chong-choong. But I recommend poison.
Nietzsche's philosophy was difficult and he did not read his book, but copied short text on the Internet or the things that have developed his ideas. I realize it doesn't help me in my life, besides being cool, and I want to read the books that he wrote. There is a high-stability that I may not understand with my intellectual abilities, along with the prospect of reading Nietzsche's book and seeing that the sentences and words used without context will come from some of your thoughts.
It's a good book to give deep enlightenment to all of us, Christians, other religious people, atheists.
If you're not extremely self-immolating about Christianity, it's a book that helps you rethink the nature of Christianity. The object of criticism in this book is the church system of Christianity and the doctrinal system of Christ itself.
And you can read it, too, Christian. You can look at the questions that people who read the Bible many times might have in their mind.
God is dead! What is Nietzsche talking about? Why did you refuse him so much?
The former president, Park Chan, has graduated from the University of Seoul philosophy department, received his master's degree in college, and a Ph.D. at Würzburg, Germany, and is now a professor of philosophy at Seoul University. There are many ideas of philosophy, such as Hye - Dee - Gynne - Gheng - Sik - Hingang - Erich - From, Schüe - Heung - Gwang - Ghai - Guh -, Hai - Gho - wah, Ha - eng - ji -, Hae - dah - k,, eng-ho - Jing, wah - ow, dah, ji!
I'm not reading it yet, and I can't say it. But it's clear that we're talking about ethics and individual attitudes that are out of the middle-of-the- middle-life way of thinking.
If you just focus on Christian criticism, you can miss the real picture of Nietzsche. Besides overthrowing morality and the value of good and evil, we need to think about how much of the utopian idea that stands for truth is going to make us vulnerable.
