Friedrich Nietzsche's diagnosis of the religious man?

Question

can somebody explain it to me.. and if you were to philosophically criticize it, what would you have to say about it?

Answer 1

The religious man is the weak man, he believes in life after life, when will he stops fooling people that moral is the standard for good man? He will tell people "la religion est une invention la plus belle de l'humanite, vous etes enfants de Dieu, vous devez suivre les regles de conduite comme enseigner ce que vous considerez precieux aux gens qui ne savent pas.", Nietzsche replied: "I teach nothing, I never teach, do I teach? Yes, I teached but is it Me? No, it's not me, but I have to follow the tradition to use "I" whenever talking about actions that originate from a body, a specific body. What is my problem? It's that there religious man is in "me", what is my solution? It's to leave the precious thing. How? Just stand up."

Answer 2

ok so basically his idea was that the following the "death of god" the world was heading toward a trivial, nihilistic and frivolous direction. he belived that people were religious not because they were pious but bc it was an appearance. nietzsche and other philosophers during his time period were mainly frustrated with the herd mentality of the society. religious ness was a big part of the society also.

if i were to criticize i would proabably say that not all people are like that and some are TRULY spiritually connected with God.

Answer 3

wow..i have NO clue wat that guy above me is talkin about..at the top top top,(in case i take to long to type this and sumone else finishes before me)

but im almost POSITIVE it helps you in NO way.this doesnt mean its not right,watever it means, but anyways.
the religious man is one who LOVES HIMSELF and knows he is GOD.