Tag Archives: Nietzsche

Jordan Peterson: the problem with atheist’s explanation of morality

Posted on April 4, 2019 by Mel Wild

Jordan Peterson has been a voice of clarity in a culture adrift in the morass of nihilistic subjectivism and identity confusion. In the following video clip he gives us a very informed and concise reason for the problem he has … Continue reading →

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Two paths to finding meaning and purpose

Posted on August 23, 2018 by Mel Wild

Last time I shared what Nietzsche meant by saying that “God is dead.” I’m paraphrasing here, but he predicted (with uncanny accuracy) that when we, as a modern society, have “killed God” by losing faith in a True World view … Continue reading →

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The death of God, true worlds, and Christian hope

Posted on August 21, 2018 by Mel Wild

On April 8, 1966, Time Magazine’s cover read, “Is God Dead?” which created quite a stir, but this meme was made famous long before by atheist philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche. I have included a short video clip about this that I … Continue reading →