Otteita hauskasta ja usein oikeaan osuvasta kirjasta:
The abominable cities, in which Christianity has incubated and hatched its Basilisk's eggs, will be levelled-razed to the ground and left as fearful monuments to infamy for all time. Poisonous snakes shall be bred in the ruins.
The theological instinct of German scholars made them see clearly just what had become possible again. . . A backstairs leading to the old ideal stood open; the concept of the "true world," the concept of morality as the essence of the world (--the two most vicious errors that ever existed!), were once more, thanks to a subtle and wily scepticism, if not actually demonstrable, then at least no longer refutable... Reason, the prerogative of reason, does not go so far. . . Out of reality there had been made "appearance"; an absolutely false world, that of being, had been turned into reality. . . . The success of Kant is merely a theological success; he was, like Luther and Leibnitz, but one more impediment to German integrity, already far from steady.
-Nietzsche, kirjasta Antikristus
The abominable cities, in which Christianity has incubated and hatched its Basilisk's eggs, will be levelled-razed to the ground and left as fearful monuments to infamy for all time. Poisonous snakes shall be bred in the ruins.
The theological instinct of German scholars made them see clearly just what had become possible again. . . A backstairs leading to the old ideal stood open; the concept of the "true world," the concept of morality as the essence of the world (--the two most vicious errors that ever existed!), were once more, thanks to a subtle and wily scepticism, if not actually demonstrable, then at least no longer refutable... Reason, the prerogative of reason, does not go so far. . . Out of reality there had been made "appearance"; an absolutely false world, that of being, had been turned into reality. . . . The success of Kant is merely a theological success; he was, like Luther and Leibnitz, but one more impediment to German integrity, already far from steady.
-Nietzsche, kirjasta Antikristus
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