"God is dead. ~ Nietzsche"
of course, they make a cheesy response to it, but it still made me question ...
For Nietzsche to claim God is dead, wouldn't he have to acknowledge His existance in the first place?
Not trying to be controversial, it's just a thought that came to me. Is this one of those things taken completely out of context to match someone else's agenda, or did he believe this. If it was part of his belief, then doesn't it contradict itself just in the fact that God is "outside" life as we know it, and therefore can't die?
Mediocrity is self-imposed; while excellence is self-bestowed.
