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Nietzsche, o psicólogo da desconstrução do sujeito. A visão de um deus não moral
Nietzsche, the psychologist of subject deconstruction: the view of a god not moral
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Abstract Through Nietzsche's criticism of morality, he has in Christianity a messianic movement of Jesus an antidote against nihilism. Promoter of a Christian ethos, the Christianity, which, in fidelity to his Christic spirit, makes his teachings consist not only of a doctrinal law or dogma, but mainly of a ... view more
Through Nietzsche's criticism of morality, he has in Christianity a messianic movement of Jesus an antidote against nihilism. Promoter of a Christian ethos, the Christianity, which, in fidelity to his Christic spirit, makes his teachings consist not only of a doctrinal law or dogma, but mainly of a life practice in assuming his destiny with love. He accepts destiny in a non-resigned or conformist way, but with an active disposition. The Christian spirit of Jesus consists in his practice, from which the deconstruction of the moral subject takes place. It is a practice that, instead of being passively resigned to fate as was the Christian tradition, assumes it until its last consequences in which life reaches its climaxes.... view less
Keywords
morality; Nietzsche, F.; nihilism; Christianity; philosophy
Classification
Philosophy, Ethics, Religion
Document language
Portuguese
Publication Year
2018
Page/Pages
p. 34-42
Journal
Griot: Revista de Filosofia, 18 (2018) 2
ISSN
2178-1036
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed