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Hey thanks for reminding me, I better go do that. :rofl: But, hey, thanks for all the nice, insightful, intellectual comments buddy.

LOL, you really are stupid aren't you. Nothing I said in that sentence implied I'm a virgin. But even if I was, so what. Stay triggered Mr. "Christian" keyboard warrior. LMAO. :rofl: Your insults mean nothing to me.

LMAO. Nietzsche didn't die a virgin, and neither will I. But Jesus did. :lol::rofl:

LOL, cry more.

I'm not fanatical. I also don't blindly agree with everything Nietzsche said. In fact, I disagree with him quite often. However, I've found there are a lot of gold nuggets in his writing, even if you have to pan through dirt to get to them. Before I discovered Nietzsche, I was having panic...

Do you think we beat Hitler and the Nazis by turning the other cheek? Get a clue dude.

LOL. I've already read the entire New Testament. There is no "strength to be gained" from reading it. It is a manual on how to be a complete doormat. "Turn the other cheek", "If anyone wants to sue you and take your shirt, hand over your coat as well", "blessed are the meek." Yeah, right...

Fair enough, we can agree to disagree

Kid? LMAO. You're only six years older than me and trying to pretend like you're a generation older and wiser.

So you finally admit Nietzsche is a good read. At least we can agree on that

I see you've conveniently left out the Spanish Inquisitions where Christians literally burned people alive. And me, a "whining emo?" That one made me laugh my ass off. Since you don't have the intellectual capacity to grasp Nietzsche, you resort to personal attacks on those who do. A sure...

LMAO. You don't even know me and yet you think "weakness" has been manifesting within me for a long time?

Matthew 5:39-41 says: "But I tell you not to resist an evil person. If someone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also; if someone wants to sue you and take your tunic, let him have your cloak as well; and if someone forces you to go one mile, go with him two...." This is...

I'm not sure you actually know anything about Nietzsche. Many of his quotes you probably admire without even realizing it. "That which does not kill me makes me stronger" originates with Nietzsche. "To live is to suffer, to survive is to find meaning in the suffering." Another Nietzsche quote...

I didn't say you're meek and a doormat. But following the New Testament IS a recipe for becoming meek and a doormat. In any case, you say Nietzsche contradicts himself, but I'm betting you haven't even read one of Nietzsche's books from cover to cover.

Jesus contradicts himself all over the New Testament. A 10 second google search could show you a list of all the contradictions. But I'm not here to argue. If you prefer the bible over Nietzsche, that's fine. I simply shared this post because reading Nietzsche has helped me overcome...

You believe a guy walked on water because you read it in an ancient book written by anonymous authors decades after the supposed event? To each his own I guess. So what if Nietzsche contradicts himself. That doesn't negate the deep value in a lot of what he said.

Instead of reading self-help books, read Nietzsche if you want real, honest, 100% red pill material. Nietzsche turned my life around for the better when I was going through a period where I felt like giving up. Nietzsche has had the most profound life insights of any philosopher I have read...

I disagree. If you read the New Testament, it reads just like a manual for how to be a beta male. Prior to Christianity, strength and power were praised in men and seen as virtues. Christian morality turned weakness and feebleness into virtues and weak men followed the teachings of Jesus...

My mom has BPD and it changed my perception and view of the world. I am harder and more cynical as a result of it. When I was a kid I asked my dad why he stayed with her. He said it's called "turning the other cheek" and it's what Jesus taught. When I grew up I learned the hard truth. That...