Whappen Fred, still here fighting the good fight bruh , and all that you know...

The question of Freddrick Nietzche, to be honest I really know nothing of this man and his philosophies. The article was one I found and so it is the author's view and not mine. I have not read the works of Neitzche. I do know that his Father was a bishop or minister of some kind, and usually you find that the most rebellious of people tend to come from backgrounds where they were brought up in such a religious atmosphere.

Neitzche from what I can see scouring through some of his works, did not understand the true christian mind, nor that of the mind of Christ. Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems he believed that religion tied up its converts. That there are those that were caught up in the piety of their religious leaders, caught up in their bishops charisma, that they did not stop to look properly at what was contained within the book. Neitzche seem to me to look at those who followed a religion as somewhat weak, a view many today hold. Like I say though this is what I gathered from just scouring his works.

To be honest I am more inclined to go with this author on what he has said, however I don't know what Neitzche said regarding the Superman and ego, so it would be interesting to get your view on why you disagree ?