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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Daedrova" data-source="post: 1074587" data-attributes="member: 11835">Someone who merely skims over philosophy writings wouldn't really be that interested in philosophy, would they?Perhaps I should clarify.  When I say that he threw himself at everything good, there are a few things that we need to keep in mind.  He did specifically write in opposition to a moral standard.  More specifically he hated the Christian moral standard.  Being a Christian, and believing that these moral standards are Good, I can only conclude that he throws himself at them.With that in mind, I do not believe that he was trying to put himself in opposition of good.  No one (short of those with mental deficiencies) wants to do wrong for the sake of doing wrong.  Our actions are justified or reasoned in our head.  That does not mean that we are not wrong sometimes in spite of that.  Nietzsche of course believed his ideas to be good, and those he opposed to be wrong.Ironically, he tried to show the inadequacies of a moral guideline, while creating one of his own.My apologies for the "hijack."Korimyr the Rat did have an excellent thought on the Paladin in relation to Nietzsche's statement.</blockquote>