Friedrich Nietzsche | The Long Version

Nietzsche’s proclamation, “God is dead,” is frequently misinterpreted. Rather than denying God’s existence, he was illuminating the seismic effects of a culture that distances itself from faith. Nietzsche perceived this departure as a profound crisis in which the foundations of meaning and morality become destabilized, and traditional values lose their inherent authority. In the absence of belief, he cautioned that society may grapple with a lack of grounding purpose, potentially ushering in an