Saturday, February 05, 2005
"However small our piety, if we ever encountered a god who always cured
us of a cold in the head at just the right time, or got us into our
carriage at the very instant heavy rain began to fall, he would seem so
absurd a god that he'd have to be abolished even if he existed. God as a
domestic servant, as a letter carrier, as an almanac--man--at bottom,
he is a mere name for the stupidest sort of chance. . . ."
Nietzsche's passages from the
Antichrist (section 52):
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