Commentary on Nietzche´s Philosophy about God and Humanity

In this article, we accept Nietzsche's philosophy. Because he suggests that God is dead, life is worthless, and fate ultimately transcends faith. Eventually, he offered a different life philosophy to many people, and this philosophy became a confirmation of life. On the other hand, Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy has many changes. Undoubtedly, most people who do not agree with Nietzsche's philosophy are against the misunderstanding of their unshakable religious beliefs.

By analyzing Hannah Arendt's "origin of totalitarianism", the morality of Frederick Nietz as anti-naturalism, and the fragmentation of the god of the modern philosopher Scott Adam, the author clearly states that humans follow the trend I wish to verify Nietzsche's pious allegation. To believe the cause is a product of anxiety about what is unknown. This fear requires that they need to be some form of structure, not necessarily full of totalitarian, not an individual society full of free thinking.

The most convincing proposition in Nietzsche's life and the whole "history of philosophy" (Morgan 242) is "God is dead". One of the biggest problems of this statement is how it was misunderstood and misunderstood for many years. But, as with all other philosophers, he firmly believes that moral values ​​and religious values ​​are closely related. Nietzsche is rooted in Christian faith because it relates morality to Protestant values ​​and moral values. So give him a logical argument that the two belong together and fluctuate together

Human beings discovered the origin of our evolution, it makes God's concept unnecessary. Nietzsche may never believe that God is genuine, so the death of this human invention is figurative to him. He saw that human faith gradually weakened and God no longer needs to explain our existence and behavior. One of the basic questions he asked was "How to regard moral life as the first creature of evolution to gain knowledge that God does not exist". Some moral compass needs to replace moral human awe.

Religious philosophy, discipline involves human religious attitudes and their attitudes, philosophical evaluation of the true or imagined purpose of God or the gods. Religious philosophy is an indivisible part of the philosophy itself, including the essence and scope of human knowledge, the ultimate feature of reality, and the central issue of moral foundation. Philosophical interest in religion comes from the ancient Greeks of the West. Many of the persistent problems in religious philosophy were solved first by them and the ideas and controversies they developed were in the framework for philosophy later than 1500 years ago. At Plato (427 - 347 bce), he thought to develop the form of metaphysical theory (abstract entity corresponding to the nature of a particular thing), to create ideas and prove the existence of God He was one of the thinkers.