I don’t think he “worried” about the catastrophic effect, but rather, embraced the challenge of…

Friedrich Nietzsche worried about this catastrophic impact of God’s “death,” or of the irrelevance of theism in justifying liberal values in the modern age. But skepticism about morality goes back to some ancient philosophies in Greece and India.
No, Nihilists, Morality Isn’t Vacuous in Nature
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Tim Ward, Mature Flâneur
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I don’t think he “worried” about the catastrophic effect, but rather, embraced the challenge of devising a morality for the future. So far, results are inconclusive!
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Written by Tim Ward, Mature Flâneur
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Author, communications expert and publisher of Changemakers Books, Tim is now a full time Mature Flaneur, wandering Europe with Teresa, his beloved wife.
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