Library – Ancients – Page 16

"State authority, even if it clears away old injustices, always creates new ones, just because it is state authority. It cannot act otherwise, for it is based on violence, and violence is the negation of love."

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Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Post author:Laura Reagan
Post published:November 6, 1892
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Nietzsche, The Twilight of the Idols

Post author:Laura Reagan
Post published:November 6, 1889
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This new law-table do I put over you, O my brothers: Become hard!

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Nietzsche On the Genealogy of Morality

Post author:Laura Reagan
Post published:November 6, 1887
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Kierkegaard Either/Or: A Fragment of Life

Post author:Laura Reagan
Post published:June 20, 1885
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Nikolai Ge, 'What is Truth?' (Christ and Pilate), 1890. Source: Print Collector / Getty Images

Leo Tolstoy My Religion

Post author:Laura Reagan
Post published:April 25, 1884
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I do not now concern myself with theology and the Gospels, but with an inner work of an entirely different nature. I have to do now, with nothing systematic or methodical, only with that sudden light which showed me the Gospel doctrine in all its simple beauty.

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Nietzsche, The Gay Science

Post author:Laura Reagan
Post published:November 6, 1882
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I live in my own place, have never copied nobody even half, and at any master who lacks the grace to laugh at himself -- I laugh. OVER THE DOOR TO MY HOUSE