Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

Notre religion, notre morale, notre philosophie, en sont que des formes de decadence de l humanite, le contre mouvement: l art

Notre religion, notre morale, notre philosophie, en sont que

Summary

This quote suggests that religion, morality, and philosophy are mere forms of human decay and that art is the counter movement against this decline. It implies that religion, morality, and philosophy have become stagnant and outdated, failing to provide meaningful guidance or progress for humanity. In contrast, art is viewed as a dynamic force that offers new perspectives and creative expressions, challenging established norms and leading the way towards cultural advancement.

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By Friedrich Nietzsche

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