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« Dans un univers soudain privé d'illusions et de lumières, l'homme se sent étranger » (I. 223). Il inscrit sa réflexion dans le cadre du nihilisme européen si bien décrit par Nietzsche. La mort de Dieu s'accompagne de la fin des valeurs qui découlaient de l'existence de la divinité. Plus de Dieu, plus de valeurs, plus de morale, plus d'éthique : q
... See moreMichel Onfray • L'ordre libertaire: La vie philosophique d'Albert Camus (French Edition)
There is a huge and heroic sanity of which moderns can only collect the fragments. There is a giant of whom we see only the lopped arms and legs walking about. They have torn the soul of Christ into silly strips, labelled egoism and altruism, and they are equally puzzled by His insane magnificence and His insane meekness. They have parted His garme
... See moreG. K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton • Orthodoxy
Here the faith in creation, the source of all paganism, breaks down. Here this whole philosophy and wisdom is abandoned to folly. Here God is non-God. Here is the triumph of death, the enemy, the non-church, the lawless state, the blasphemer, the soldiers. Here Satan triumphs over God. Our faith begins at the point where atheists suppose that it mu
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