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Faithful to the Earth: Nietzsche and Whitehead on God and the Meaning of Human Life
Faithful to the Earth: Nietzsche and Whitehead on God and the Meaning of Human Life, On the surface, Friedrich Nietzsche and Alfred North Whitehead represent very different positions on God and the meaning of human life. Put simply, Nietzsche is an atheist—belief in God, he argues, denies the value and meaning of human life. Whitehead say, Faithful to the Earth: Nietzsche and Whitehead on God and the Meaning of Human Life has a rating of 5 stars
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Faithful to the Earth: Nietzsche and Whitehead on God and the Meaning of Human Life, On the surface, Friedrich Nietzsche and Alfred North Whitehead represent very different positions on God and the meaning of human life. Put simply, Nietzsche is an atheist—belief in God, he argues, denies the value and meaning of human life. Whitehead say, Faithful to the Earth: Nietzsche and Whitehead on God and the Meaning of Human Life
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  • Faithful to the Earth: Nietzsche and Whitehead on God and the Meaning of Human Life
  • Written by author J. Thomas Howe
  • Published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., January 2003
  • On the surface, Friedrich Nietzsche and Alfred North Whitehead represent very different positions on God and the meaning of human life. Put simply, Nietzsche is an atheist—belief in God, he argues, denies the value and meaning of human life. Whitehead say
  • Faithful to the Earth, winner of the Bross Prize for Christian Scholarship that is awarded only once every 10 years, goes way beyond contrasting the theist with the atheist. J. Thomas Howe argues that Alfred North Whitehead's understanding of God lays the
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Acknowledgments
1Introduction1
2The Death of God and the Problem of Nihilism11
3The Rise and Development of the Christian Moral Interpretation, Part 1: Socratic Platonism31
4The Rise and Development of the Christian Moral Interpretation, Part 2: Christianity and Kantian Philosophy55
5Nietzsche and the Life of Affirmation71
6Whitehead's Criticism of the Classical Christian Doctrine of God91
7The Life and the Sense of the World111
8Whitehead's View of God and the Religious Life127
9Conclusion159
Bibliography171
Index179
About the Author184


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