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The [[Image:nietzsche2.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Friedrich Nietzsche]]'''Conservapedia Manual of StyleFriedrich Nietzsche'''<!(1844-- Don't change this without considering 1900) was a [[Germany|German]] [[atheism|atheist]] [[philosopher]] whose work set a foundation for the reference to this in [[existentialism|existentialist]] movement of the "Article name" section below1900s. --<ref> contains standardized information regarding how to edit pages on [[Conservapedia]http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/nietzsche/ Stanford's Biography on Nietzsche]. This helps keep </ref> Nietzsche went mad and suffered a consistent tone in most articlesmental breakdown, from which he never recovered.

== Content Articles Nietzsche was critical of [[religion]] in general, though especially [[Christianity]], which he described as the "religion of pity."<ref>[http://www.quotationspage.com/quotes/Friedrich_Nietzsche/ Nietzsche Quotations]</ref> Nietzsche is perhaps most famous for his declaration that “God is dead,” which suggests that since Christian morality views worldly pleasures as immoral, to accept Christianity is to deny life - therefore, God (Main Namespacea personification of Christian principles) ==Content articles are any and all pages which are not preceded by is figuratively dead. Furthermore, he postulated that the Christian Heaven, a colon metaphysical "true world" beyond the reach of the human senses, devalued the physical world that we live in. In this sense, he accused Christianity of nihilism. He also suggested that Western culture seemed no longer rooted in Christian dogmatism and a prefixfaith-based worldview. For example, the article ''Without [[George W. BushGod]]'' would be a content article (article in , the main namespace)idea of absolutes are difficult to come by, and the article ''Nietzsche thus suggested ways for people to cope with this loss of "[[Conservapedia:CommandmentsGood]]'' would not" and "[[Evil]]".=== Layout ==='''The layout of each content or encyclopedic article needs to be uniform across all of Conservapedia.''' <pre>Introductory paragraph(s)

Template Navbox "Liberalism" or "Conservatism"Nietzsche's father Carl Ludwig Nietzsche, etc. would be placed at the bottom of the article, just before Categorywas a [[Lutheran]] pastor.

In his first [[Category: ______Papal Encyclical]]<, "Deus Caritas Est" (God is Charity/pre>Love) [[Pope Benedict XVI]] quotes from Nietzsche's ''Beyond Good and Evil'', taking very seriously Nietzsche's claim that the Church has poisoned ''eros'' (love) with dogma, and responding to it.

== Prophecy of WWII and Death ==After writing his final complete work in 1883, ''The Antichrist, Curse on Christianity'Layout questions',<ref name=stanford>Wicks, Robert (2011, April 29). "[http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/nietzsche/ Friedrich Nietzsche]." '':;Why is the <code>==Also See==Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy''.</coderef> section listed after Nietzsche would go insane in 1889, exactly 50 years before the start of World War II,<coderef>==References==</code> section?Burns, K. & Novick, L. (2007, September). "[http://www.pbs.org/thewar/at_war_timeline_1939.htm The reasoning behind this is that the War]." Florentine Films and WETA-TV. ''ReferencesPBS'' have .</ref> during which he would prophetically predict a greater coming Hitlerian society and more immediate relevance to the article itselfNazi Germany. As H.L. Mencken puts it, while the "''Also SeeSave for his raucous, rhapsodical autobiography, 'Ecce Homo,' 'The Antichrist' resources have a lesser relevance. Basically the more relevant the content is, the closer last thing that Nietzsche ever wrote, and so it should may be to accepted as a statement of some of his most salient ideas in their final form.''"<ref>Nietzsche, F.W. (1920). "[http://books.google.com/books?id=0ao8AAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover The Antichrist]." ''Library of the person reading the articleUniversity of Virginia''.</ref>

* Internal links are enclosed in double square brackets; e.g.Thus, <nowiki>[[United States for all his criticism of America]]</nowiki> links to our [[United States God, Christianity, and the supernatural, Nietzsche would end his life in a fit of America]] article. To avoid madness prophesying the overuse coming of redirectsWorld War II in warning to the Jewish people, accurately predicting German doctor Joseph Mengele, place alternate link titles after a pipe character; <nowiki>[[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics|USSRantisemitism]]</nowiki> links , and the threat of Germany to the free world.===Biblical Similarities===Examples in the [[Union of Soviet Socialist RepublicsBible]] of God punishing prominent figures for their wickedness and using them as [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics|USSR]]. Please do not link every instance of a name, but only the first such occurrence in the article.prophets during or immediately after their insanity include:

* If you think [[Nebuchadnezzar]]: After the ruler arrogantly lifted up his heart in pride, giving himself credit despite all that God had shown him, God made him go insane for 7 years, during which he lived like an article's name is too long and should be renamedanimal. When his reason finally returned, propose a new name he repented and ended up glorifying God. ({{Bible ref|book=Daniel|chap=4|verses=28-37|version=KJV}})* [[King Saul]]: The wicked king sent troops to any administratorcapture David 3 separate times, who was living with Samuel and other prophets.Each time the troops ended up prophesying rather than trying to capture David, and when Saul finally went himself, he ended up stripping off his clothes and prophesying with David and Samuel, resulting in an Israelite saying, "Is Saul also among the prophets?" ({{Bible ref|book=1 Samuel|chap=19|verses=18-24|version=KJV}})

=== Creation of a new article ===At Conservapedia it is easy to create a new article as can be seen by our resourceOther somewhat similar cases include: [[Help:How to create a new article|How to create a new article]].

When you create a new article* [[Apostle Paul]]: Once the greatest persecutor of the fledgling Christianity, please do one or both the zealous Pharisee found himself confronted with the living Lord, who blinded him of his sight. Upon reaching Ananias in Damascus, Paul's sight was restored, he got baptized, and began preaching in the following so people can find your article:* Link your article from one or more other articles as appropriateJewish synagogues a risen Lord.({{Bible ref|book=Acts|chap=9|verses=1-22|version=KJV}})* Put one === Nietzsche's Insanity ===Currently, there is an ongoing debate on whether Friedrich Nietzsche's insanity was caused purely through disease or more whether his atheistic/[[Category tagnihilism|Category tagsnihilistic]] at philosophical outlook on life was the bottom of your cause.<ref>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17881977</ref><ref>http://www.ukapologetics.net/truthaboutnietzsche.html</ref><ref>http://www.renewamerica.us/columns/hutchison/070307</ref><ref>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17087793?dopt=Abstract</ref><ref>http://www.leonardsax.com/Nietzsche.pdf</ref><ref name="hkbu">http://www.hkbu.edu.hk/~ppp/top/top19</ref><ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=x4qDrNKVC5gC&pg=PA61&lpg=PA61&dq=Ren%C3%A9+Girard+nietzsche+and+madness&source=bl&ots=DQFLJpqjJd&sig=mXNq_6J6_qTciP2vW-FHojwBn20&hl=en&ei=hv99Sp0Y2YG2B8Ogsf4B&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false</ref>An article, preferably for published on the Hong Kong Baptist University declares:{{cquote|Trying to explain what caused his insanity can only be a category matter of speculation. Some people believe it was the result of a physical illness. Others interpret his suffering as that already existsof a true prophet, almost as if he were accepting the punishment on behalf of those who could not see mankind's tendency towards self-destruction so clearly. Still others regard his final fate as a natural outcome of his philosophical outlook.<ref name="hkbu">http://www.hkbu.edu.hk/~ppp/top/top19</ref>}}

==== Persons ====To facilitate the the alphabetization of individualsSigmund Feud and Carl Jung related that Nietzsche had contracted syphilis, add '''<nowiki>{{DEFAULTSORT: Surnamewhich he died from, Given Middle}}</nowiki>''' during a visit to an article. In this formata homosexual brothel in Genoa, ''Surname'', ''Given'' and ''Middle'' are placeholdersItaly. <ref>The placeholder ''Surname'' is the person's last name, and the placeholder ''Given'' is the person's given name or Christian name Pink Swastika: Homosexuality in the case of individuals baptized into the Christian faith. ''Middle'' is optionalNazi Party, and can either be the complete middle name or an initial. Names of individuals with multiple or concatenated last names should substitute whatever is appropriate to generate correct the alphabetical listing for surname. E.g.Scott Lively & Kevin Abrams, Hillary Rodham Clinton should be '''<nowiki>{{DEFAULTSORT: Clinton4th Edition, Hillary Rodham}}page 133.</nowikiref>''' and Vicente Fox Quesada should be '''<nowikiref>{{DEFAULTSORTForgotten Fatherland: Fox QuesadaThe Search for Elisabeth Nietzsche, Vicente}}Ben Macintyre, 1992.</nowikiref>'''.

The Russian-born psychoanalyst and writer Lou Andreas-Salomé, who had a brief and tempestuous affair with Nietzsche, believed that Nietzsche's philosophy can be viewed as a reflection of his psychology and that his madness was the result of his philosophizing.<ref>http://www.amazon.com/Nietzsche-Lou-Salome/dp/0252070356</ref> In addition, the French historian René Girard asserted that Nietzsche's philosophy led to his insanity.<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=x4qDrNKVC5gC&pg=PA61&lpg= Article Names PA61&dq=Ren%C3%A9+Girard+nietzsche+and+madness&source=bl&ots=DQFLJpqjJd&sig=mXNq_6J6_qTciP2vW-FHojwBn20&hl=en&ei=hv99Sp0Y2YG2B8Ogsf4B&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false</ref>

Article names should be written == Philosophy ===== Eternal Reoccurrence ===Eternal Reoccurrence is a main idea in lower case, except for [[proper noun]]sthe philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche.This makes linking easier Basically, it is the idea that everything you do, everything you say, every pain, every joy, every thought, et cetera, will be replayed ad infinitum.

The first letter may be either lower case or upper case.<blockquote>'-it follows that, in the great dice game of existence, it must pass through a calculable number of combinations. In either caseinfinite time, every possible combination would at some time or another be realized; more: it would be realized an infinite number of times. And since between every combination and its next recurrence all other possible combinations would have to take place, and each of these combinations conditions the Wiki software will automatically display the first letter entire sequence of combinations in upper casethe same series, a circular movement of absolutely identical series is thus demonstrated: the world as a circular movement that has already repeated itself infinitely often and plays its game ad infinitum.'-The Will to Power <ref>http://myweb.lmu.edu/tshanahan/Nietzsche-Eternal_Recurrence.html</ref></blockquote>

For exampleThus, use Nietzsche'''Theory s view of evolution'''time is circular, not '''Theory with time having no beginning, and no end. The whole Universe is in an eternal flux between creation and destruction, playing out over and over again, until eventually, the same patterns of Evolution'''both matter and energy will be played out once more, and you will live your life as you had before. And thus, there is ultimately no free will, for you are simply doing what you have done in the past and what you have done in the future.

<blockquote>'The article name should greatest weight.-- What, if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: "This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more; and there will be used at nothing new in it, but every pain and every joy and every thought and sigh and everything unutterably small or very close great in your life will have to return to you, all in the start of same succession and sequence - even this spider and this moonlight between the articletrees, and even this use moment and I myself. The eternal hourglass of existence is turned upside down again and again, and you with it should be in '''bold'''., speck of dust!"See Would you not throw yourself down and gnash your teeth and curse the first line of demon who spoke thus?... Or how well disposed would you have to become to yourself and to life to crave nothing more fervently than this page for an exampleultimate eternal confirmation and seal?'-The Gay Science <ref>http://www.theperspectivesofnietzsche.com/nietzsche/nrecur.html</ref></blockquote>

To Nietzsche, this was a horrifying thought to consider. If an article name should include one were to consider and realize this as a lower-case first letterpossibility, including the {{tl|lowercase}} template one would have two choices: to either fall into despair that you will cause live again forever and ever, or to embrace it with joy. To Nietzsche, the title latter is one of the things that the Overman would have to do, to have joy in such a prospect, and that the Overman should live as he would want to show correctlylive over and over again throughout eternity.

<blockquote>"To endure the idea of the recurrence one needs: freedom from morality; new means against the fact of pain (pain conceived as a tool, as the father of pleasure; there is no cumulative consciousness of displeasure); the enjoyment of all kinds of uncertainty, experimentalism, as a counterweight to this extreme fatalism; abolition of the concept of necessity; abolition of the 'will'; abolition of 'knowledge-in-itself.'"-The Will to Power <ref>http://www.theperspectivesofnietzsche.com/nietzsche/nrecur.html</ref></blockquote>=== What Not To Include In Articles Pessimism ===

''See also:''The inclusion of sexual orientation in a biography is generally prohibited due to the [[Conservapedia:Commandments|CommandmentAtheism, agnosticism and pessimism]] against gossip. In the rare instance where the subject has publicly self-identified that their sexuality is important, then the subject's own quotes should be used as a source.'''

===Date style===*Do not wikilink dates!*The style "July 4, 1776" is preferred. ''Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy'' says about Nietzsche's pessimism:*If the day {{Cquote|That Nietzsche could not countenance Schopenhauer’s “ethical pessimism” and its negation of the week is involved, e.gwill was recognized by the young man quite early during this encounter.Yet, "Sunday, December 7, 1941", the comma after the day even in Nietzsche’s attempts to construct a counter-posed “pessimism of strength” affirming the week is optional ("Sunday December 7will, 1941" is allowed).*US Military style is tolerated much of Schopenhauer’s thought remained embedded in context: "4 July 1776". *If it is necessary for clarity to show Nietzsche’s philosophy, particularly during the era early period. Nietzsche’s philosophical reliance on “genius”, his cultural-political visions of the yearrank and order through merit, ''Always'' use BC and AD his self-described (as opposed to BCE and CElater self-rebuked)“[[metaphysics]] of art” all had Schopenhauerian underpinnings. See Also, Birth of Tragedy’s well-known dualism between the cosmological/aesthetic principles of [[Anno DominiDionysus]] for and [[Apollo (mythology)|Apollo]], contesting and complimenting each other in the tragic play of chaos and order, confusion and individuation, strikes a full discussionfamiliar chord to readers acquainted with Schopenhauer’s description of the world as “will” and “representation.”<ref>[http://www.iep.utm.edu/nietzsch/ Friedrich Nietzsche], ''Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy''</ref>}}

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* '''Remember == Quotes =====On Morality===Friedrich Nietzsche argued that Conservapedia is an American[[rational egalitarianism]] denies [[creativity]], conservative and Christian encyclopediareason cannot create values and [[morality]], above all elseattempt to do so would only lead to [[nihilism]]. It is only logical the usage, political and moral conventions of same be applied, generally Therefore, throughoutmorality has been imposed.'''

* '''Changing Conservapedia articlesFriedrich Nietzsche wrote "Morality is the herd-instinct in the individual.", (their tone"With morality, style and content) from an ''American''the individual can only ascribe value to himself as a function of the herd", ''conservative'' "I submit that egoism belongs to the essence of a noble soul ... and/or ''Christian'' orientation/focushas its basis in the primary law of things", <u>"all morality is partisan; just as any legal system will favor certain behavior against others", "who else should we wish to serve, if not welcome</u>. ''This does ourselves?" and "Whoever battles monsters should take care not preclude including other ideas or factsto become a monster too, but doesfor if you stare long enough into the Abyss, generally, state where the editorial focus of CP is''Abyss stares back into you.'''"

====Check Spelling=On Science and Knowledge===Always use correct spelling. All recent browsersFriedrich Nietzsche wrote "I mistrust all systemizers and avoid them; the will to systematize is a lack of integrity", as with Google, can be equipped with spelling checkers that integrate directly into "there is no pre-established harmony between the browser. If you have one furtherance of truth and the following browserswell-being of mankind", please download the spelling checker at "the link provided:*''Internet Explorer'' free- download at [http://www.iespell.com/ iespell]*''Opera'' spirit is brought into disrepute chiefly by scholars who miss their thoroughness and ant- download at [httplike industry in his art of regarding things", "there are many things I do not wish to know, wisdom sets a limit on knowledge too", "the fact that science as we practice it today is possible proves that the elementary instinct which protect life have ceased to function", "we have arranged for ourselves a world in which we are able to live with postulation of bodies, lines, surfaces, causes, and effects, motion and rest, form and content://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/opera/spellcheck/ GNU Aspell]*''Mozilla Firefox'' - download at [http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/ Spellbound] or update without these articles of faith, nobody could manage to live", "the latest version irrationality of a thing is no argument against its existence, rather a condition for it", "[http://www.getfirefox.com/ Firefoxtoo much knowledge causes us to]choke on our own reason", "creed of nihilism which has a built-in spelling checkerI see everywhere is the result of too much learning" and "Any truth which threatens life is no truth at all, it is an error".

'''''Bad spelling doesn't inspire confidence ===On Politics===Friedrich Nietzsche wrote "As a political subject, it is an illusion to ask myself what I require from the state. In reality, it is a question of what the state requires from me", "culture and the state are antagonistic", "clearly, the individual will is forfeit to the demands of government - a kind of political Darwinism. The herd triumphs again, this time under the banner of the state", "socialism is the fantastic younger brother of an almost decrepit despotism, which it wants to succeeded", "the doctrine of free will is an invention of the ruling classes" and "madness is something rare in individuals; but in your articlegroups, parties, ages, it is the rule".'''''

====Helpful Spelling, Grammar, and Writing Style Software=On Women===There Friedrich Nietzsche wrote "Women are essentially unpeaceful" and "Man is for woman a number of software programs that assists writers when it comes to spelling, grammar, and writing stylemeans; the purpose is always a child. Two of the more notable software packages are the [http://www.whitesmoke.com/ WhiteSmoke Writing Software] and the [http://www.stylewriter-usa.com/ StyleWriter English usage editor] software packages.But what is woman for man?"

Nietszche also wrote "Stupidity in a woman is unfeminine." [http://www.goodreads.com/search?page=3&q=Nietzsche&search%5Bcountry%5D=Country Names&search%5Bpage%5D=2&search%5Bper_page%5D=20&search%5Bquery%5D=When countries are first mentioned in articles, abbreviations are not to be used, but may be used for subsequent references. For example, use "United States" or "United States of America" and "United Kingdom", not simply "US", "U.S.", "UK", etc. After the first occurrence, it is acceptable to use "U.S." or "U.K." for example, but do not link such uses.Nietzsche&search%5Bsearch_type%5D=quotes&search%5Bsort%5D=&search%5Bsource%5D=goodreads&search_type=quotes&tab=quotes]

==Citing Sources and Using Footnotes=On Philosophy===* Always cite and give credit to your sources, even if in Friedrich Nietzsche wrote "Philosophy is the [[public domain]]. Please do not cite [[Wiki|wikis]] as sources, except when specifically talking about that wiki. If you are unfamiliar on how to place footnotes dressing-up in wikirational argument of moral beliefs, please see [[Conservapedia:Footnotes - technical help]]intuitions and desires".

* When writing articles it is necessary ===On Religion===Friedrich Nietzsche was born to use primary a long line of Protestant Lutheran ministers. His grandfather, Friedrich August Ludwig Nietzsche, was in fact an established Protestant scholar whose writings argued the “everlasting survival of Christianity.” From an early age Friedrich Nietzsche maintained a dedication to Lutheranism and secondary source material as referencescontinued his passion for theology in university. All source material should be properly cited In the year 1864, Nietzsche entered the University of Bonn as to worka theology and philology student with a particular interest in the translation and interpretation of Biblical texts. Nietzsche's views on religion are scattered amongst his earliest works in the 1860s well up until the time of his death in 1889. As such, authorhis views concerning religion, publishermorality, and date publishedhuman nature are not outlined definitively and are thus the subject of scholarly debate. The ''Harbrace Manual''However, used Nietzsche spoke out against Islam citing that it was a force subsisting wholly on the denial of the individual. He posed in many colleges and universities his work "The Birth of Tragedy" that Islam (among other religions) utilizes the restriction of necessary human desires such as love as a standard means of style, is recommended securing their permanence as a guide; this website [http://www.knowledgecenter.unr.edu/instruction/help/primary.html] is also recommendedforce of control.

* Conservapedia prefers Internet links to sourcesThus Friedrich Nietzsche viewed [[Mohammed]], when available[[Buddha]], [[Homer]] etc. Editors should endeavor to find links for articles sourced only with printed material, not as secondary sourcesreligious figures, but as creators of rigid moral frameworks, who lost their authority as [[Europe]] severed ties with its diverse religious tradition.

====Primary Sources==Influence on Freud ==OriginalNietzsche wrote his books from one to three decades before [[Sigmund Freud]] wrote his, primary-source documents consist of: diaries; autobiographies; memoirs; interviews with journalists; minutes of meetings; private and public letters; speeches; official records; photographs and filmpublished his first book the same year that Mietzsche died (1900). When citing these sourcesAlthough Sigmund Freud said that he had never read Nietzsche's works, write in this manner::Authorstatement is contradicted by Freud paraphrasing and quoting Nietzsche in private conversations and in his own personal journals. ''Name The similarities are: the concept of work the unconscious mind, the idea that the individual becomes more comfortable and effective when he pushes unacceptable thoughts and memories into his unconscious mind, the idea that repressed emotions and instincts are expressed in italics''; Publishing company; Location where published. Page number(s)disguise, dreams are symbolic and a cathartic process which has health benefits,the suggestion that hostile, unconscious feelings are projected on others, who are then seen as the perpetrators, is the basis of paranoid thinking, the acknowledgment of a repetition compulsion (Date published in parenthesisfor Nietzsche, eternal reoccurrence)<ref>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7728371</ref><ref>http://www.psychologytoday.com/files/attachments/58144/the-birth-psychoanalysis.pdf</ref>

==Bibliography==Secondary Sources====Secondary sources consist of interpretation and analysis of published material, history, and other primary source data. These sources consist of: biographies; encyclopedias; newspapers, news magazines, and news-related websites; journalistic and political commentaries or opinions (this includes web-blogs); literary criticisms of film, books, or poetry (such as ''Cliff's Notes''); scientific journals and papers; textbooks. When using these sources, the same citation rule as above applies.

Newspaper reports should be considered only as fleeting moments *The Birth of history as given by Tragedy (1872)*On Truth and Lies in a reporter; they can be notoriously one-sided with a perspective that leaves out pertinent facts. They should be used only if the article requires it. When citing a newspaper sourceNonmoral Sense (1873)*Untimely Meditations (1876)*Human, All Too Human (1878)**The Wandered and his Shadow (added to Human, write All Too Human in this manner:1880):Author. "Title of *Daybreak (1881)*The Gay Science (1882)*Also Sparch Zarathustra (1883)*Beyond Good and Evil (1886)*On the article in quote marks"; ''Newspaper name in italics''; Complete day-month-year article published. You must still write this complete reference line regardless Genealogy of Moral (1887)*The Case of [[Wagner]] (1888)*Twilight of whether or not the newspaper source was retrieved online; online links Idols (1888)*Ecce Homo (1888)*Nietzsche Contra Wagner (1888)*The Will to most newspapers go dead after a short period of timePower (1901) Published posthumously.

For scientific journals and papersIn addition to writing books, do not rely upon a newspaper or journalistic report on Nietzsche wrote some music, most of them; find and cite the scientific article directlyshort pieces.

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