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Tº say INGS OF NIETZSCHE.
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"SAYINGS OF NIErzsch E.
"I do not advise you to work but to fight. I do not advise
you to conclude peace but to conquer.”
“The Golden Rule! What is that after all but a sermon
unto slavery?"
"Christianity was a victory: a nobler type of character was
destroyed by it. Christianity has been the greatest misfortune
hitherto of mankind.”
"My diet masculine is having its effect—my sayings of power
and vigor. I feed men, not with flatulent vegetables but with
warriors' food.”
"I wait for higher men, stronger fighters, more victorious
ones; such as are built four square in body and soul. Laugh-
ing Lions must come."
“At the basis of all these noble races, the beast of prey, the
splendid animal, lustfully roaming in search of spoils and
victory cannot be mistaken.”
“When the swords crossed each other, like serpents with
red stripes, our fathers grow fond of life. Then—the sun
of all peace’—seemed unto them to be weak and lukewarm;
and a long peace caused them shame. How they sighed
when on the walls hung swords glittering but dry. Like ºn-
to their weapons they thirsted for battle.”
“The pride of warfare and power is the distinguishing badge
of all true aristocrats."
*Oversweet fruits the warrior liketh not. Therefore he
Liketh woman. Bitter is even the sweetest woman.”
"Man must be trained for war, and woman for the relaxa-
tion of the warrior, A11 else is folly.” -
"I bade them laugh at their owlish wise men, and whatever
º sat warning them—a black scarecrow on the tree
of life.”
"Vigorous eras, noble civilizations see something contempt-
ible in 'sympathy, in brotherly love' and in the lack of self
assertion and self reliance.”
"Brave, unconcerned, scornful, violent: thus Wisdom would
have us be. She is a woman and a woman ever loveth the
warrior only.”
"Thou shalt love no one but thy friend: and above all things
thou shalt hate thine enemy.”





* Love your enemies hº to be invented by Jews—the Jews,
the greatest haters that ever lived.”
“Verily, I laughed myself ill many a time over the weaklings
who thought themselves 'good' because they had lame paws.”
“Far too many are born. For the superfluous ones the State
was invented. Behold how it allureth them: how it devours
and chews and masticates them "
“Somewhere there are still peoples' but not with us, my
brethren. With us there are herds' and ‘States. ' The Stateſ'
What is that? Well, now open your ears, for now I will utter
my judgment on the destruction and death of peoples. The
State: I call it the coldest of all cold monsters, and coldly it
lies: and this lie oozeth out of its mouth eternally, 'I the
State am the People.’”
“Furthermore, what I call the State is where the slow sui-
cide of all is called Life.’”
“The mob are about to play the tyrant. We must invent a
stronger tyrant than they.”
"Compassion is a miserable weakness. It spoils and befud-
dies popular judgment and ruins men for action.”
“And he who would be a creator in good and evil. Verily,
he must be a destroyer and break conventional values in
pieces.”
“The stillest words bring the storm. Thoughts that come
on dove's feet govern the world.”
“Ye shall seek out your own enemy: ye shall wage your own
war.”
“But he hath discovered himself who saith. This is my good
and evil.” Thereby hath he stricken dumb the mole and the
dwarf who shout ‘Good for all. Bad for all.’”
“Far too long a slave and a tyrant have been hidden in
woman. Therefore, woman is not yet capable of friendship.
She knoweth love only. . . . Women are still and always
cats and birds—or in the best case, cows. Yet woman is not
yet capable of friendship; but say, ye men, which of you is
capable of friendship?”
“Unto these “men” of today, I do not seek to be a light, nor
to be called a light by them. Them will I blind! O lightning
of my wisdom, gouge these eyes out.”
“But these things are not said for long ears.”
“The civilized ones. Every hour they become smaller,
poorer, weaker. Poor pot vegetables: poor soil.”
“Today is of the mob; who knoweth any longer what is
great, what is small?”
“Have a deep distrust, ye super men, ye courageous souls,
ye with generous hearts, and keep your reasons secret for
today is of the mob. Today the rabble reigns.”
“Liberal Institutions' immediately cease to be liberal as
soon as they are achieved. Afterwards, there is no more dan-
gerous or more thorough going enemies of freedom than
Liberal Institutions. . .”.”
“But I turned my back upon the rulers when I saw what is
now called ruling to be chaffering and bartering with the
rabble for power.”
“Christianity needs sickness, just as paganism needed a sur-
plus of healthfulness."
“You say 'a good cause will hallow even a war," but I say
unto you a good war halloweth every cause.'"
with dialectics, the mob comes on top."
“warfare prepares a man for freedom -
** When men are unable to strike back-to revenge
themselves—they call their inability ‘goodness.’’’-
“For this is the danger of today; everything that
we loved when we were young has betrayed us. Our
last love—our love for TRUTH-let us take care that
she too does not betray us.”-
“The greatest modern event, that God is dead-that
the Christian God has become unworthy of belief, has
begun to cast its shadow over Europe.”-
“Modern civilization aims at making all GOOD
things—honors, treasures, beautiful women, accessable
even to cowards.”-
“As long as the priest passes for the highest type
of man, every other really valuable type of man is
depreciated. . . . But the time comes, I promise
it, when the priest will be regarded as the lowest type
—as the most mendacious—the most disreputable var.
iety of human being.”-
“It is a piece of profound self-deception on the part
of philosophers and moralists to suppose that they can
extricate themselves (or others) from Degeneration by
waging war upon it—by combating it. They cannot
thus extricate themselves. That which they choose as
a means—as the Road to Salvation—is in itself only
another expression of the degenerative malady. All
they do is only to modify its mode af actualizing itself
They do not abolish it.”—
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“THE PHILOSOPHER WITH THE HAMMER.”
- SAYINGS OF NIETZSCHE.
“Before Nietzsche's day there were no Iconclasts.”
"A healthy peasant, coarse, artful, hardnecked, enduring,
that is today the noblest breed: and the peasant's breed
should dominate.”
“The hero must learn to sever himself from his cause
when it celebrates its triumph.”
“One must read all moralists with an eye to their mo-
tives.”
“Ye ever become smaller, ye small people! Ye crumble
away ye comfortable ones! Ye shall yet perish.”
“Of man there is little here: therefore do their women
masculine themselves.”
“Virtue with them is what maketh modest and tame.
Therewith have they made the wolf a dog, and man him-
self man’s best domestic animal.”
“More dangerous have I found it among men than
among animals.”
“The ‘little man especially the small poet—how pas-
sionately doth he accuse life in words!” -
“True virtue consists in thirst for danger and courage
for the forbidden.”
“The man seemed to me noble and worthy and mature,
but when I saw his wife the earth seemed to me Bedlam.
Yea, I would that the earth shook with convulsions when
a saint and a goose pair with one another. This one went
out as a hero for the truth, and ended up by bringing home
a little gaily dressed lie. This he calls his marriage.”
“Crowded is earth with the superfluous ones. Spoiled
is life by the much too many.’ Would that they might be
tempted away from the life by the life eternal.’”
“An age of peril, such as the one we are now inaugurat-
ing, in which personal valor and manliness are rising in
value, may, perhaps, gradually harden human souls to such
a degree, that they will again need tragic dramatists.”
“A Malcontent! this originally meant one of the ancient
heroes who spoke out against civilization honestly believing
in to be of evil import because it would make the good
things' of the earth (including beautiful women, high honor
and gold) accessible even to cowards.”
“It is not necessary that anything should be true:
it is only necessary that we should believe something to be
true.”
“Life! Life! Life! and have done with good and
evil.”
“Get up off your marrow bones. Stand erect and shape
the destiny of the world to your own will."


“The continued existence of the Christly Ideal is most
undesirable. I make war on this chloretic ideal. I would
destroy it.”
Written on the fly leaf of a New Testament.—
“This, the holiest book of prayers,
Sin and crime and fraud:
At its opening stands and stares,
The adultery of the God.”
“Mistrust every one in whom the impulse to punish
others is powerful.”
“A man must do very much for himself before he can
do anything at all for others.”
“He who can, does: he who cannot, teaches.”
“Verily, that young Hebrew (whom the preachers of
decadence honor) died too early. And to many it has proved
a calamity that he died too early; and yet he had only known
tears and the hereditary Jewish-Melancholy, along with
the hate of the good and just—thereupon, the longing for
death came upon him. Had he but remained in the wil-
derness, far away from the good and just, perhaps he would
have learned to love this earth, and life and laughter also.
Believe it my brethren? He died too early. He himself
would have repudiated his doctrine had he attained to my
age --
"Freedom is the will to be responsi.
ble for one's own self.”-
“The best way of leading mankind
by the nose is with morality!” -
"Voluptiousness is sin,” saith one
cult. “Let us go apart and not pro-
create,” “Giving birth is hard,” saith
other Christians.” “Why should we
give birth? One gives birth only to
the unfortunate.” And they also are
preachers of the Great Doom.”
*Has not Israel, even by the round-
about way of a "redeemer"—the ad-
versary seemingly and destroyer of
Israel-attained at last the goal of
its sublime vindicativeness? Does it
not belong to the secret black art of
the truly grand politics of vengeance?
—of a vengeance far seeing, under-
ground, slowly gripping, and fore-
reckoning; that Israel itself should
deny and crucify, before all the world,
the proper tool of its vengeance, as
though it were something deadly in-
nical-so that all the world, namely
all the enemies of Israel, might quite
unhesitatingly bite at the bait.”
Gradually I have come to see day
light in the general deficiency of our
culture and education: nobody learns
nobody strives after, nobody teaches-
how to endure solitude.
My diet masculine is having its ef.
fect—my sayings of power and vigor.
I feed men, not with flatulent vegeta.
bles but with warrior food.”-
-
“Vigorous eras, noble civilizations
see something contemptible in “sym-
pathy,' in “brotherly love' and in the
lack of self-assertion and self-reliance.”
“And he who would be a creator of
good and evil. Verily, he must be a
destroyer and break conventional
values in pieces.”
“But these things are not said for
long ears.”
"He who can does, he who cannot
teaches.”-
“St. Paul; this appalling imposter.”
"Christianity . . .
all imaginable corruptions.”
the greatest of
“For small people, small virtues are
necessary.”
*Yea, I am Zarathustra the Ungodly,
I rejoice and cry.”
**Man is born for war and woman
for the joy of the warrior.”
“The time is coming when we shall
have to pay the reckoning for being
Christians for 2000 years.”
“Women would like to believe that
"Love' can do everything—it is the
superstition peculiar to her.”
“If man would no longer think him.
self wicked, he would cease to be so.”
“Against the deviation of the state
ideal unto a money ideal, the only
remedy is war—and once again war.”
"Christianity wages a deadly assas-
sinating war against the higher types
of manhood.”
** St. Paul was a slave mind. . . . with
a bad conscience and a thirst for priest-
ly intolerance and authority.”
Unto the pure all things are pure . . .
but I tell you . . . unto the swine an
things are swine.”
“The noble type of man regards
HIMSELF as the Determiner of Values.
He does not require to be authorized,
approved of. He passes judgement.”
“The slave has an unfavorable eye
for the virtues of the powerful.”
“Life itself is essentially APPRO-
PRIATION.” -
“Let me confess: your wisest men
did not appear unto me so very wise;
so I found men's wickedness much less
than the fame of it.”
‘‘ ‘We bite nobody’ saith the good
citizens and go out of the way of him
who seeketh to bite; and, in all things,
we hold to the opinions we are given.”
"One single non-dying man on earth
would indeed suffice to incite every-
thing still in existence, to a general
mania of killing and hanging, in con-
sequence of digust of him."
**That Ideal Eunuch, the Idealist
“For all religious grow out of dream
or necessity, and come into existence
through an error of the reason."
**Are Christian morals worth any
thing? or are they a profanation and
an outrage, despite all the arts of holi-
ness and seduction with which they
are imposed on people?”
“In our degenerate, or rather very
plebeian age “education' and ‘culture
must be essentially the art of deceiving
with regard to origin, with regard to
inherited plebeiºnism of body and
soul.”
“How can one praise and glorify a
nation as a whole? Even among the
Greeks it was the INDIVIDUAL that
counted.”
“St. Paul, that appalling imposter-
pandered to the chandala morality in
stincts in those paltry people, when he
said: “Not many noble are called, but
God hath chosen the foolish things of
the world to confound the wise,’ ”
“An age of peril (such as the one
we are now inaugurating) in which
valor and manliness are rising in value.
may perhaps, gradually harden the soul
of men to such a degree, that they will
again be in need of tragic dramatists.”
The formal approval and submission
to Christ on the part of the Master
Races, is essentially a result of their
serious conviction, that Christianity is
an excellent religion for the herd, that
it teaches obedience, in short that
Christians are more easily ruled over
and exploited than non-Christians. With
a hint of this nature, the Pope (even
nowadays) recommends Christian Pro
paganda to the ruling sovereigns of
China and Japan.
“People now rave everywhere, even
under the guise of Science, about com
ing conditions of society, in which the
exploiting character' is to be absent.
That sounds to my ears as if they
promised to invent a mode of life which
should refrain from all organic func-
tions. Exploitation does not belong to
a depraved or imperfect society: it be
longs to the nature of the living being
as a primary organic function.”






















- “Faith" simply means the refusal to
know what is true."
ºn should die ºrºd y, when it is
no longer possible to live proudly.”
“It is not your sin that cries to
heaven: it is your moderation."-
"Behold, I see many soldiers' Would
that I saw many warriors.”
“Soldiers, soldiers—what they wear
is called uniform. May it not be "uni-
Formity" that they conceal behind it?"
“You ought to be as those whose
eyes are ever on the lookout for an
enemy–FOR YOUR OWN ENEMY."
*The constraint to LIE-that is the
sign by which I recognize the prede-
termined theologian everywhere.”
*That which makes ill is good.
That which proceeds from abundance,
superabundance, and from inherent
power, is evil"—THAT is the view of
the faithful.”
"The pious person, the priest of both
sexes, is false because he is ill. His
instincts demand that truth should
not assert its right anywhere. -
"There ARE preachers of death:
and lo, the nations are full of those
to whom the abandonment of life
should be preached.”
"Behold the believers of all beliefs.
whom do they hate most? He who
smashes their tables of formal values.
He, the destroyer; he, the law breaker.
He it is, however, who is the creator."
*These teachers of discipline. Like
lice they creep wherever life is small
and sick and scabbed and unclean. It
is only my loathing that hindreth me
from cracking them.”-
“Even the distinction between soul
and body is wholly due to the con-
ception of the dream, so also the con-
ception of the soul embodied in flesh.
From these theories come the develop.
ment of all superstitions.”
*Just as in the days of moral decay.
in classical antiquity, so now, the evil
doctrine of the emancipation of wo
men, arose from the slime of over ed-
nation.”
*Also, there are the spºrtually ºn-
sumptive ones; they are hardly born
before they begin to rot and long fºr
doctrines of weariness and renuncia.
tion.” -
“The Jews made the attempt to pre-
vail, after two of their castes—the
warrior and the farming classes—had
been removed from their midst-taken
captive to Babylon. In this sense they
(the Jews) are A CASTRATED PEO
PLE. Their virile members were cut
out. They have their rabbis, of
course, and their chandala, but that
is all. How easily a disturbance an
pears among them—an insurrection
of their chandala rabble. THIS WAS
THE ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY.
“Truth needs Power-Truth is in it.
self no power at all, despite all that
the flattering enlighterers will say.
On the contrary, it has to draw power
over to its side, or to side with power,
else it will, again and again, go to
ruin. This has been proved enough
and more than enough. Give the trutu
the same chance that error has, and
error the same chance that truth has
and let the structure stand or fall
according to its merits.”-
“When on Sunday morning we hear
the old bell ringing, we ask ourselves.
*Is it possible?' All this for a Jew
crucified 2000 years ago, who said he
was a God's son. The proof of such
assertion is lacking. . . . A god who
begets children by a mortal wºman.
a sage who demands that no more work
be done, that no more iustice be ad.
ministered, but that the signs of the
approaching end of the world be heeded.
a divine judiciary system, that accept
an innocent person as a vicarious sacri
fice instead of the guilty; a person
who bids his disiciples drink his blood.
prayers for miracles; sins against a god
expiated upon another god. . . . Is one
to believe that such a thing can be
believed?”






“The weak, that is to the
majority.”
say,
"The priest rules by the invention
of Sin.”
The Christian is nothing more than
an Anarchical Jew.”
Only evil instincts are to be found
in the New Testament. It shows no
sign of courage. Those people lack even
the courage of these evil instincts.
All is cowardice in it, all is closing
ºne’s eyes and self-deception.”
* * * The New Testament is the
gospel of a completely ignoble species
of man. Its pretensions to higher
values, yea, to all high values, is, as
a matter of fact, revolting—even now-
adays.
‘‘ Pity is opposed to the tonic passions
which enhance the energy of the feeling
ºf life. Its action is depressing. A
Huan loses power when he pities. On the
whole pity thwarts the law of develop-
ment, which is the law of selection. It
preserves that which is ripe for death...
“The CHRISTIANS and the “an
ºists” are both decadents. They are
both incapable of acting in any other
way than disintegratingly, poisonously,
witheringly, ... they are both actuated
by an instinct of MORTAL HATRED
of everything which stands erect, that
is great, that is lasting, that is a guar.
antee of the future '' . . . . . . ** Nihilist.”
and “Christian,” the words rhyme in
German. They do not only rhyme they
are the same.”
incidentally, the deaths of marytrº
have been a great misfortune in the
history of the world: they led people
astray. . . . . . The conclusion which all
idiots, and Womſºn and common people
ºne to that there must be something
in a cause for which someone has laii
down his life, or which (as in the ease
of primitive Christianity) provokes an
epidemic of human sacrifices—this con.
clusion put a tremendous cheek upon
all investigation and of caution. Mar.
tyrs have harmed the cause of truth.
THEY ARE ITS FOES.”
**Good and Evil which would be ever
lasting; it doth not exist.”
“Thou goest to women; do not forget
thy whip.”
"What men call morality results
from compulsion: it is, indeed, in it
self, one long compulsion.”
The wisest animal under the sun.
also the proudest one and most far.
seeing, have set out to reconnoitre.
My diet masculine is having its ef-
fect-my sayings of power and vigor.
I feed men, not with flatulent vegeta.
bles but with warrior food.”—
By multiplying misery, quite as much º
by preserving all that is miserable, it is
the principal agent in promoting decad-
ence.’’
"One of the spectacles which the
coming centuries holds in store for
us, is the decision regarding the fate
of the European Jews. There is not
the slightest doubt that they have
cast their die and traversed their
Rubicon. The only thing which now
remains for them is either to become
Lords and Masters in Europe, or—
lose Europe—even as ages ago, they
lost Egypt—where they had to face
an exactly similar dilemma.”
“The Christian gospels cannot be read
too cautiously. . Difficulties lurk be
hind every word they contain........
The FIRST thing to be remembered (if
we do not wish to lose scent here) is
that WE ARE AMONG JEWS. The
dissembling of holiness which here,
literally amounts to genius, and which
has never been even approximately
achieved elsewhere, either by books or
by men; this fraud in word and pose,
which in these books elevated to an art,
is not the accident of any individual
gift, of any exceptiinal nature. These
qualities are a matter of RACE. with
Christianity, the art of telling Holy
Lies, which constitutes the whole of
Judaism, reaches its final mastership,
thanks to many centuries, and most
thoroughly serious training and practice.
The ‘Christian,” this ultimo ratio of
falsehood, is the Jew over again—he is
even three times a Jew.”
erected a sanctuary must be broken
down.”
“The history of Israel is invaluable
as the typical denaturalization of an
NATURAL values.”
“Truth is that form of error which
enables a particular species to prevail.”
“Socialism—the rule of the multitude
- e., the tyranny of the meanest and
most brainless.”
*Vigorous eras, noble civilizations
see something contemptible in “sym.
pathy,' in “brotherly love" and in the
lack of self-assertion and self-reliance.”
“The greatest events are not our
loudest but our stillest hours. The
stillest words bring the storm.”
“In England every man who indulges
in any trifling enancipation from
theology must retrieve his honor in the
most terrifying manner by becoming a
moral fanatic.” -
“I conjure you my brethren, remain
true to the earth, and believe NOT
those who speak unto you of super-
ºrthly hopes.”
* Passion for power is the earthquake
which breaketh and upbreaketh all that
is rotten and hollow: the rolling, rum-
bling, demolisher of whited sepulchres.”
“The fatal feature of Christianity
lies in the necessary fact that its faith
had to become as morbid and base and
vulgar as the needs to which it had to
minister were morbid, base, and
vulgar ’’
“A healthy backwoodsman, farmer,
ranchman, coarse, artful, hardnecked,
enduring, that today is the noblest
tribe-and his tribe should be upper-
most."
Keep your reasons secret. For to:
day is of the mob. And, what man
can (by reason alone) upset that
which the mob learned to believe
without reason? Reasons make the
mob distraught. It distrusts them. It
hateth reasons. It is a Beast.
"In order that a sanctuary may be
“What is good? All that enhances
the feeling of power in a man. What
is bad? All that proceeds from weak-
ness. What is happiness? The FEEL.
ING that power is INCREASING—that
resistance has been overcome. Not con
tentment, but more power; not peace at
any price, but war: not virtue but
triumphaney.”
“As long as the priest, the profes.
sional DENIER, caluminator and pois.
oner if life, is considered the HIGHEST
kind of man, there can be no answer to
the question, “what is Truth?’” Who
ever has the blood of theologians in his
veins, stands, from the start, in a false
and dishonest position to ALL things.”
“Christianity has waged a deadly
war against the HIGHER type of man-
It has sided with everything weak, low
and botched. It has made an Ideal out
of antagonism against til the self
preservative instincts of strong life. In
this way it has corrupted even the tº
son of the strongest intellects."
“It is indecent nowadays to be a
Christian.” And it is here my loathing
begins. I look about me; not a wºrd
that was formerly known as “truth" has
remained standing. We can no longer
endure to hear a preacher even pro
nounce the word “Truth.' Even he who
makes hut the most modest claims upon
truth MUST KNow at present that a
theologian, a priest or a pope, not only
errs but actually LIES with every word
that he utters—and that he is no longer
able to lie from “innocence. ** from
“ignorance.”
Even the priest knows quite as well
as ever body else does that there is nº
longer any “God” or any “Sinner” or
any “saviour.” and that “Tree Will''
and “The moral order of the Universe'
are all lies. . . . . All the concepts of
the church have been revealed in their
Erne colors—that is to say, as the most
vicious frauds on earth, calculated to
DEPRE(TATE nature and all natural
values. The prºacher has bººen recog-
nized as what hº is that is to say, the
most dangerous kind of parasite, as the
actual venomous poison spider of exist-
ance.’’
















“What is good? To be brave is
good."
“Those two great European ---
cotics–Alcohol and Christianity.”
*Is taking not more blissful than
giving.”
“What is tumbling already should
be torn down.”
“Conditions of ideal Justice can
never be anything but exceptional.”
“There is an old illusion called
‘good and evil.’”
“What is the strongest remedy?–
Victory.”
“In a great city, what liveth there?
–The well-fed, the famous wise men.
and the draft beasts.”
“Our overfilled public schools-
our overloaded, stupified public school
teachers are a scandal.”
“The music of a marriage proces-
sion always reminds me of the music
of soldiers entering battle.”
“All good things were at one time
bad things. Every original sin has
developed into an original virtue.”
“Christians . . . .queerly they exert
themselves, like an elephant exerteth
itself to stand on its head.”
The most essential and most vital
and most momentous of all mans
powers is his power of making war.
*Thus would I have men and wom-
en; the one fit for warfare, the other
fit for giving birth.”
“To be a journalist or politician is
to be a thresher of straw thrice
threshed."
“The people who were worth some-
thing, who became worth something,
never acquired their worth under
liberal institutions.'"
ºrea pue Kitten ºut inq sutumous:
ºf ºuts ‘old’ssoduſ are ooºod pue ºf
-tenba jo steapt pue Knoid uensuuo,
*Verily, men have made for them.
selves all their “good” and “evil."
It did not come down as a voice from
heaven.”
“It is a prejudice of the learned to
pretend that our knowledge of what
is laudable, or reprehensible, excels
that of any previous age.”
“Do not think thou mayest not
exploit others. Say not this thing
“I will do unto others as I would
they should do unto me.” Why sur
render thyself?”
“Our weak unmanly, social con
ceptions of good and evil, and their
enormous ascendancy over body and
mind, have at last weakened all
bodies and brains, and crushed all
self-reliant, independent unprejudiced
people.”
“When man feels the sense of
power, he feels and calls himself
“good,” and at the very same time.
others—who perhaps have to endure
the weight of his power—feel and
call him “evil.’”
“Belief removes no mountains, but
it places mountains where no moun-
tains are. A hurried walk through a
mad house enlightens one sufficiently
on these matters.”
“The Jews moulded their wrathful
holy Jehovah after their wrathful holy
prophets. Compared with these, the
revengeful priests among Europeans
are, so to speak, only second-hand
creatures.”
“Whenever in declining civilizations
arbitrary power and authority falls in
to the hands of the masses, genuiness
becomes superfluous, disadvantageous
and even a drawback. Then, this
cometh to pass, that only the stage.
player type of leader can awaken
great enthusiasms. Thus dawns the
golden age of the stage-player, the
poseur; for him and all that is re-
lated to him.”


“BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL”
What the world calls “good" and
"evil” is more or less of an illusion.
It is an arbitrary blockhead way of
looking at things. What one man
thinks good another man thinks bad,
and so on ad-infinitum. There is no
absolute standard of right and wrong
for all men and nations. As long as
there are two men left alive on earth
there will be difference of opinion.
Upon moral principles, no universal,
all round agreement is feasible. In
morality as in nearly everything else,
what is one man’s food is another
man's poison. Physically and intel-
lectually men are antagonistic. They
are born to war with one another.
Therefore, no man or body of men
should be permitted to set up impera-
tive moral rules and regulations to
govern the lives and ways of all the
rest—for that is blank terrorism.
If you allow your neighbors to de-
cide your moral conduct for you in
advance, they will do so for their
own convenience and profit (exactly
as the Hebrews have done) and that
will be bad for you. First of all
you will lose your independence, then
you will lose your right ºf expression,
then you will lose your property, and
finally you will lose your primeval
intelligence and become vulgar,
servile and base-minded.
But you must read Nietzsche on
this matter—decidedly the most illum-
inating writer of our age. He is the
fighting king of all the philosophers.
That he writes originally in German,
makes no difference to the truth or
falsehood of his reasoning. His
thought applies to all nations that are
in the bonds of Jesus.
Editors and bishops violently as-
sail Nietzsche. They howl and rage
against him. If he was not dead they
would kill him with the venom of
their wrath. They call him “Anti-
christ” as if to be against their cir-
cumcised idol is an awful crime, but
if he were alive today the chances
are that he would not repudiate the
term. Nietsche like the emperor
Julian, looked upon Jesus Christ as a
false teacher—a clever Hebrew
propagandist of slave-creating the
ories. To him the whole moral and
spiritual argument presented in the
New Testament (and worked out into
modern political and religious ritual),
is and was a sinister movement
towards the debasement of human
nature, the overthrow of heroism, of
personal "freedom, and of all but the
mean and cowardly "virtues" of
servants.
If you dare to think upon Great
Things you must read this brilliant
and famous literary Paladin.
BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL
By Frederich Nietzsche. Popular
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AND “THE ANT1 CHRIST"
by Friedrich Nietzsche is the most extraordinary and
most destructive assault upon the citadel of “Chris-
tian Principles” that we have ever read. It analyzes
and assails Christian tradition, Christian philosophy,
Christian theology, and Christian morality as part
and parcel of a clever religious swindle, worked of:
upon our forefathers by cunning avaricious yellow
skinned Asiatics.
Nevertheless Nietzsche is not an “agnostic”—not
a “materialist”-not a “rationalist” - not a "free-
thinker", because he is more than any of these and
includes them all. In logic, eloquence, profundity,
historicity and clearness of statement he far out-
classes Ingersoll, Paine, Voltaire and Renan. He is.
a thousand miles beyond any of them. Compared
with Nietzsche, they are back numbers and little
better than methodists.
Did not Ingersoll praise “Jesus the man" as a
noble and beautiful character; and what is such
blind and thoughtless adulation but another name
for “worship"?
The real fact is that the personality of Jesus was
º utterly ignoble. There was nothing grand or glorious
ºr in anything he said or did. Everything he taught
º, and everything he wrought was faithless and delus-
L. ive. He was a defamer of all things bold, manly,
aggressive and natural. There was no truth in him.
His brain was as base as his birth, and he hated
all men with iron in their blood.
After you read “THE ANTICHRIST" you will say
to yourself that there were no iconoclasts till Nietz-
sche came.
The very ablest literary critics of our time are
as a unit in admitting the stupendous significance
of this great Polish thinker.
We regret that his works should be so expensive,
because they ought to be reprinted in pamphlet form
(at a low price) and scattered broadcast over this
religion-mad land with its 100,000 cross-crowned idol-
houses, raying forth continuously their poisonous
and degrading falsehoods and Chandala supersti-
tions into the ears of the young.
Should you be interested in the mighty, heroic
and nasculine things of this world, it is imperative,
it is absolutely imperative that you should get Nietz.
sche's works and study them. Verily, he is great. In
his own line he has no superior; and he is intellectual
honesty itself. He faces every problem fearlessly
unflinchingly, and turns aside at nothing, exactly
as you should do and probably would do if you had
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“The Twilight of the idols" and “The Antichrist"
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Like Saint Paul, Pascal, Dean Swift, Jean Jacques,
Rousseau and Nebuchadnezzar
“NIETZSCHE WENT MAD”
But before doing so he wrote a few books that have
startled the entire world and shaken and riven every idol
altar in Christendom. His works are translated into the
leading languages, and are right now directly influencing
and commanding the boldest minds in every realm of
thought and action. Carlyle was great; Emerson, Spencer,
Shakespeare, Darwin, Goethe, were great, each in his own
way, but Nietzsche (the man who died a raving maniac, re-
member) supplements and surpasses and tops them all. No
other modern philosopher is having such a tremendous and
purposeful effect upon the fateful current of National, So-
cial and Religious Evolution. If you are a serious student
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or entirely ... by rivals and foes. Not only is Nietzsche
a really great and noble writer because of his mighty
thoughts, but also because of the majesty, beauty and charm
of his style. Don't ruin your brain by soaking it in conven-
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shop counter and the colleges. Leave all that for women
and hirelings. It is good enough for them. Be self-reliant
and study writers from whom you can learn to be some-
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not only because I sell him, but because I very largely be-
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All the evil priests of religion and politics hate and revile
Nietzsche. But if you are a man of sense you will hearken
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