Enlightenment and the Death of God

Nietzsche discovered herself in some way to solve the ideas of the intellectuals of God's death, enlightenment, and death of God. However, most of these ideas arise from an atheistic starting point and do not consider their own assumptions. Because it is based on a theoretical worldview, it aims to find a coherent work from these premises, eliminating the shadow of God brought about by the enlightenment tradition. But the result and meaning of God after death is known to be terrible, and many attempts have been made to transcend the absurdity there.

The conclusion of the understanding of "the death of God" has created the proposition that human beings - and the entire Western civilization - no longer believe in the moral order of God. Nietzsche rejected the absolute value itself as well as rejecting faith in the universe and physical order, the death of God - refusing faith in objective and universal moral law, restraining all individuals It will lead to - said. Thus, the absolute ground for losing morality leads to nihilism. This nihilism is Nietzsche's efforts to find a solution by reevaluating the foundation of human values.

"God is dead" (German: "Gott ist tot", also called Death of God) is widely quoted by German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Nietzsche used this expression in a metaphorical sense to express the possibility that the Illuminati "killed" faith in God, or any god that had existed so far. Others such as the most powerful god supporters of theology of the gods used this expression literally. And it means that the god of Christians that once existed no longer exists.

Friedrich Nietzsche has submitted a famous declaration that "God is dead" to promote the success of enlightenment He and many other philosophers can stand in the minds of people at last . Nietzsche's flow promotes the rationalization of human reason and God's wisdom. For many, and in all wrong places. People always try to become gods, and this new rational exercise gives them self confirmation they need. But even Nietzsche understands the dangers of replacing God's wisdom for human reasons. He is an atheist but he correctly predicts that if Christianity is no longer the dominant power of Western thought it will be replaced by nihilism and all its tentacles. There is no immoral obstacle when the truth is no longer important. The massacres caused by the atheistic communism of the 20th century, Nazism, fascism, and other leftist ideologies are very obvious.