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==On Religion==

==On Religion==

Friedrich Nietzsche said "the religious nature follows the path of self-denial" and "they honored something in themselves when they honored the saint ... self mastery and the will to power".

Friedrich Nietzsche wrote "the religious nature follows the path of self-denial" and "they honored something in themselves when they honored the saint ... self mastery and the will to power".

Thus Friedrich Nietzsche view [[Moses]], [[Jesus]], [[Buddha]], [[Homer]] etc, not as religious figures, but more importantly, creators of an archaic moral framework, which had lost its authority as Europe began to become secular.

Thus Friedrich Nietzsche viewed [[Moses]], [[Jesus]], [[Buddha]], [[Homer]] etc, not as religious figures, but as creators of an archaic moral framework, which had lost its authority as Europe began to become secular.

==See Also==

==See Also==