The proof of God-the dean paradox

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I had written about my experience with Nietzsche’s “Beyond Good and Evil”:

Why Does a Good God Allow Evil Things to Happen?

@SincereSeeker During my break, I was both disturbed and intrigued by a book, “Beyond Good and Evil” by Nietzsche. It caught me thinking, and I had a hard time during this 1-1.5-months of research and exams. Friedrich Nietzche’s Beyond Good and Evil: Preclude to a Philosophy of the Future stands as one of his most incisive and aphoristic works, a radical critique of Western philosophy, morality and culture that seeks to dismantle inherited assumptions and pave the way for a revaluation of all …

Here is my reply to Nietzsche’s bluff:

Why Does a Good God Allow Evil Things to Happen?

True brother @SincereSeeker Dismantling Perspectivism: Truth as Divine Revelation, not Human Fabrication Nietzsche’s foundational bluff in part 1 is his perspectivism: truth as a "mobile army of metaphors”, a subjective construct serving the will to power, devoid of objective grounding. He mocks philosophers for chasing an illusory absolute, likening truth to a “woman” clumsily pursued. This erodes any claim to transcendent verity, reducing knowledge to power plays. From an Orthodox vantage, …