Nietzsche’s existential struggle with “science” and “truth.”

What does science have in common with religion?

1. Historically, intellectuals and common folk widely believe that “truth” and a commitment to it are intrinsically good.

2. Nietzsche –who himself was dedicated…

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Nietzsche’s existential struggle with “science” and “truth.”

What does science have in common with religion?

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