Friedrich Nietzsche: Social origin of morals, Christian ethics, and implications for atheism in his the genealogy of morals

Essays in the Philosophy of Humanism 16 (1):71-96 (2008)
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A survey essay exploring Nietzsche's intellectual trajectory and especially his notion of the ascetic ideal and its implications for atheism.

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