But an old man told me it was cursed

So I tried to cross the slim one but I got scared and went back to the wide one

And I just remember it led me to a almost hellish dystopia

It didn't feel real

And I woke up

Pussy

Yeah I'd definitely never defend Neitzche in himself, but atheists are retarded and can't read and think he's way edgier than he is

neitzche saw that western society would cast away christianity and the thought terrified him
enough to make up some neopagan nonsense to try and buffer for that

sadchad thats one hell of a dream

who wouldn’t thought that atheism filled that buffer

atheists and agnostics have never come up with a suitable alternative that provides the secular benefits of religion

Is an upside down cross inherently anti Christian and how do I differentiate it from Peter's cross?

the stanists saythey are trying

and ussr had the pioneer/komsomol type things

It's not really ever inherently Christian. It's just a misappropriation of a Christian symbol to subvert its meaning.

If they really wanted to review the negative stigma, the Catholic church would just use them as much as possible.

isnt it embedded into the pope chair tho

The upside down pentagram is actually a satanic symbol, though.

@Dasick Yeah, probably. But how often do they tell people that or make it apparent?

not widespread knowledge. agreed

A regular pentagram is a Christian symbol though, of Ser Gawain the Green knight

Wholesome monkis

monk-is

Christians: So basically im monkey of Our Lord

@Deleted User
Could you please provide me the quote where Nietzsche rants against pleasure-seeking faggots?

Because Nietzsche is very anti-christian, if i remember correctly what i have read from and aboht him.

Nietzsche was very anti-Christian. He believed that religion in general - but specifically Christianity, as he was in a Christian nation - held people and filled them with self-loathing of their human nature.

Something like that.

he considered christians to be sheep. the original "sheeple" neckbeard

@Sven
Ah, then i Remembered it correctly

@Lyngblomst
He was a madman in his later life, due to his syphilis, his brain was corrupted.

It's too bad. He fell for the age-old deception of people being able to be righteous without God.

I wouldn't say he was inherently anti-Christian though. Part of his philosophy was that the spiritual was gone and he wanted it back.

@TheImperator
Yes, but Demons are spiritual too, Nietzsche kind of wanted Hinduism implemented.

His ideology is even more dangerous than simple Atheism, because it can be more occult.

Occultism isnt dangerous lol

>literally a portal for demons
>"it's not bad guys"

Lemme guess, ouija boards are educational for kids to learn the alphabet?

Lol

Imagine thinking ouija boards is part of occultism.

Negative brain mass.