THE ABOVE-HUMAN AND CHRISTIANITY
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This article aims to highlight a moment of Nietzsche's philosophy in opposed to a growing literary and scientistic diffusion that begun in the early nineteenth with emphasis on the late 1880. These positioning conflicts with the foundation of the Christian religion attached to a Socratic philosophy, where Nietzsche seeks to unmask the religious doctrine that expresses remorse, fear and awe of man towards his actions, deceiving your senses because of a false morality. The Nietzschean philosophy was structured differently in the process of understanding the human face of interpretations of human life, led by a Christianized domination. Thus, what is intended in this article is to describe some of the implications that Nietzsche presents in its endeavor against Christianity and its imposition on the way of life of the human being and, therefore, present possibilities that the philosopher describes how human potential that the they lead to the above-human, through a process of surpassing and overcoming of Christian culture.
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