i'm reading about it too

according to him each individual human being would live a life without the artificial limits of moral obligation

can see what Ayn Rand and Nietzsche have in common

*nosebleed*

that it's still true up till now; Christianity still promotes slave-morality : the last shall be first, that kind of crap

if this is an atheist plurk...

that a lot of religions promote slave-morality

this is not an atheist discussion -- this has nothing to do with proving the existence of God. It's more to do with religion.

i'm gonna say that's true

but it's not necessarily bad.

points out that she hasn't said that slave-morality is bad ... there is something to be said about being nice to other people

it that some people have equated being rich with being evil

i believe a lot of people are misled.i think jewish people are too legalistic.

to PRCB: i think the probability is just higher because the resources are there... but you can't generalize these things.

some people really find pleasure in punishing those who can do things they can't, because of "morality" probably because they're envious.

this will be a long thread!

like the spanish inquisition, where the papacy ordered the torture and murder of the jews who doesn't want to convert to catholicism.

its really hard to justify the acts of man... but these acts shouldn't be a matter to be considered in looking at catholicism as a religion.

hay...well, it really boils down to individual morality. i mean, it's a choice to me moral, should not be an externally imposed thing.

to bring this discussion back to Nietzshe's philosophy

she still has to check that out yet google...

Yes, i agree that some traditions are indeed impractical or just simply ridiculous now a days...