Why did Nietzsche write book about Zoroastrianism and put him in the upper human character?
Zoroastrian is not a Jew?
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Zoroastrianism and Nietzsche
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Zoroastrianism and Nietzsche
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Re: Zoroastrianism and Nietzsche
Nietzsche uses the name Zarathustra in a more ironic way. That one of the founders of a “good vs evil” moral institution should be the first to see how erroneous it really is.
Have you actually read any Nietzsche? He uses satire a lot.
Have you actually read any Nietzsche? He uses satire a lot.
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I was also confused about this. Stephen flowers the presumed disinfo agent is shilling and attemtpting to revitalize the corpse of zoroastrianism and albert pike seemed big on the idea also. Stumbling upon new info re: zoroastrianism in its connection to xtianity via Revilo P Oliver's "The Origins of xtianity" I was led to confusion about this also given Nietzsche's ambivalent relationship with jews. You say its 'ironic'....but many altright types also like to be (((ironic))). I can see your point to some extent but not knowing over much about zoro I can't be sure Nietzsche was not perhaps confused...or is it merely my own confusion(ahaha)?
BTW: Do you know of any credible translations in English of Nietzsche's works? I was under the impression that Thomas Common and H l Mencken as well as Ludovici were trustworthy but am not sure.
BTW: Do you know of any credible translations in English of Nietzsche's works? I was under the impression that Thomas Common and H l Mencken as well as Ludovici were trustworthy but am not sure.
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It’s not a books about Zoroastrianism, which is indeed one of the most ancient forms of judaism/christianity.
For Nietzsche, Zaratnurstra, Jesus and Socartes are symbols and counter-examples to be emulated.
Jesus and Zarathustra destroyed the ancient pagan religions as prophetic figures. Nietzsche was a anti-christ like f and anti Zararhustra who did the same thing for christianity and other slave programs.
Socrates is the one who subverted and destroyed philosophy.
Nietsche wanted to be a counter-Socrates, who destroyes the utterly jewed, modern philosoohy and return to the roots of true ancient wisdom, such as Heraclitus.
Just imagine a Business Manual titled thus spome George Soros, which would teach Gentiles how to destroy jews financially and how to destroy the jewish economic system.
For Nietzsche, Zaratnurstra, Jesus and Socartes are symbols and counter-examples to be emulated.
Jesus and Zarathustra destroyed the ancient pagan religions as prophetic figures. Nietzsche was a anti-christ like f and anti Zararhustra who did the same thing for christianity and other slave programs.
Socrates is the one who subverted and destroyed philosophy.
Nietsche wanted to be a counter-Socrates, who destroyes the utterly jewed, modern philosoohy and return to the roots of true ancient wisdom, such as Heraclitus.
Just imagine a Business Manual titled thus spome George Soros, which would teach Gentiles how to destroy jews financially and how to destroy the jewish economic system.
"I feel awe of the Gods, I love, I revere, I venerate them,
and in short have the same feelings towards them
as one would have towards kind master,
or teachers or fathers or guardians or any beings of that sort"
-Julianus Imperator
and in short have the same feelings towards them
as one would have towards kind master,
or teachers or fathers or guardians or any beings of that sort"
-Julianus Imperator
Re: Zoroastrianism and Nietzsche
interesting insight into Socrates. Check out my thoughts before I read this:Savitar wrote:It’s not a books about Zoroastrianism, which is indeed one of the most ancient forms of judaism/christianity.
For Nietzsche, Zaratnurstra, Jesus and Socartes are symbols and counter-examples to be emulated.
Jesus and Zarathustra destroyed the ancient pagan religions as prophetic figures. Nietzsche was a anti-christ like f and anti Zararhustra who did the same thing for christianity and other slave programs.
Socrates is the one who subverted and destroyed philosophy.
Nietsche wanted to be a counter-Socrates, who destroyes the utterly jewed, modern philosoohy and return to the roots of true ancient wisdom, such as Heraclitus.
Just imagine a Business Manual titled thus spome George Soros, which would teach Gentiles how to destroy jews financially and how to destroy the jewish economic system.
SOCRATES: CITIZEN OF THE WORLD
the race-mixed mongrel Socrates and his universalist philosophy
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Gxz5p6Hv2etp/
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Re: Zoroastrianism and Nietzsche
I don't like this guy's voice.loki88 wrote:interesting insight into Socrates. Check out my thoughts before I read this:Savitar wrote:It’s not a books about Zoroastrianism, which is indeed one of the most ancient forms of judaism/christianity.
For Nietzsche, Zaratnurstra, Jesus and Socartes are symbols and counter-examples to be emulated.
Jesus and Zarathustra destroyed the ancient pagan religions as prophetic figures. Nietzsche was a anti-christ like f and anti Zararhustra who did the same thing for christianity and other slave programs.
Socrates is the one who subverted and destroyed philosophy.
Nietsche wanted to be a counter-Socrates, who destroyes the utterly jewed, modern philosoohy and return to the roots of true ancient wisdom, such as Heraclitus.
Just imagine a Business Manual titled thus spome George Soros, which would teach Gentiles how to destroy jews financially and how to destroy the jewish economic system.
SOCRATES: CITIZEN OF THE WORLD
the race-mixed mongrel Socrates and his universalist philosophy
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Gxz5p6Hv2etp/
By discussing the sacrifices of the last war, we want to become true friends of a peace that will eventually heal the wounds everyone has suffered.
-Adolf Hitler
-Adolf Hitler