*“God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him.”* — Friedrich Nietzsche
Well, that escalated quickly.
But Nietzsche wasn't simply celebrating the death of God. He was warning us about something far more unsettling.
For centuries, religion helped provide answers to life's biggest questions: What is right? What is wrong? Why are we here? What makes life meaningful?
But what happens when we stop believing in the foundations of those answers?
*If nothing is sacred anymore, does that mean anything goes?*
This week at Philosophy Café, we're exploring Nietzsche's declaration, the danger of nihilism, and the terrifying possibility that humanity must create its own meaning.
Are we finally free to decide how to live, or have we simply inherited a responsibility we're not prepared for?
*Come question everything. Including the things you thought were unquestionable.*
No philosophy background needed. No sermons. No debates to win. Just curiosity, uncomfortable questions, and good conversation.
*God is dead. The discussion isn't.* ☕