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Author(s): Nietzsche, Friedrich
Reader(s): Edwards, Barnaby
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Non-Fiction
Period: Romantic
Catalogue No: NA0353
Barcode: 9781781982280
Release Date: 06/2019
NIETZSCHE, F.: Twilight of the Idols and The Antichrist (Unabridged)
The last works completed before Nietzsche’s final years of insanity, Twilight of the Idols and The Antichrist contain some of his most passionate and polemical writing. Both display his profound understanding of human nature and continue themes developed in The Genealogy of Morals, as the philosopher lashes out at the deceptiveness of modern culture and morality. Twilight of the Idols attacks European society, Christianity and the works of Socrates and Plato, which he proclaims are life-denying as they prioritise reason over instinct and the after-world over the apparent world. The Antichrist explores the history, psychology and moral precepts of Christianity, forming his final assault on organised religion.
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1 | Twilight of the Idols | 03:23 |
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2 | Apophthegms and Darts | 10:35 |
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3 | The Problem of Socrates | 01:38 |
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4 | 2. This irreverence, that the great wise men… | 02:03 |
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5 | 3. Socrates, according to his descent… | 01:19 |
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6 | 4. Not only does the confessed dissoluteness… | 00:58 |
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7 | 5. With Socrates Greek taste veers round… | 01:11 |
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8 | 6. We choose dialectics only when we have… | 00:46 |
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9 | 7. Is the irony of Socrates an expression… | 00:52 |
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10 | 8. I have indicated what could make Socrates… | 00:34 |
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11 | 9. But Socrates found out even more. | 01:48 |
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12 | 10. When it is necessary to make a tyrant… | 01:17 |
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13 | 11. I have indicated by what means Socrates… | 01:25 |
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14 | 12. Has he realised that himself, this wisest… | 00:42 |
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15 | 'Reason' in Philosophy | 02:25 |
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16 | 2. With high reverence I set the name of Heraclitus… | 01:18 |
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17 | 3. And what fine instruments for observation… | 01:15 |
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18 | 4. The other idiosyncrasy of philosophers is not… | 01:47 |
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19 | 5. Let us finally state, in opposition to this… | 03:37 |
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20 | 6. People will be thankful if I compress such… | 02:07 |
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21 | How The 'True World' Finally Became a Fable | 02:50 |
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22 | Morality as Anti-Nature | 02:30 |
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23 | 2. The same means, castration, extirpation… | 01:35 |
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24 | 3. The spiritualization of sensuousness is called love… | 03:44 |
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25 | 4. I formulate a principle. All naturalism in morality… | 01:09 |
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26 | 5. If the wickedness of such a mutiny against life… | 01:55 |
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27 | 6. Let us finally consider what naivete it shows… | 02:39 |
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28 | The Four Great Errors | 02:09 |
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29 | 2. The most universal formula which lies at the basis… | 02:52 |
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30 | 3. Error of false causality | 04:26 |
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31 | 4. Error of imaginary causes | 02:23 |
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32 | 5. Psychological explanation. | 02:19 |
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33 | 6. The whole domain of morality and religion… | 02:57 |
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34 | 7. Error of free will. | 02:28 |
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35 | 8. What alone can our teaching be? | 02:11 |
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36 | The 'Improvers' of Mankind | 01:41 |
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37 | 2. A first example, and just as an introduction. | 02:20 |
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38 | 3. Let us take the other case of so-called morality… | 03:50 |
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39 | 4. These enactments are sufficiently instructive… | 01:21 |
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40 | 5. The morality of breeding and the morality of… | 01:13 |
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41 | What the Germans Lack | 02:26 |
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42 | 2. Who has not had melancholy reflections… | 01:52 |
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43 | 3. I spoke of German esprit to the effect… | 02:13 |
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44 | 4. Let us make an estimate. | 02:35 |
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45 | 5. In all higher education in Germany… | 03:24 |
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46 | 6. In order not to come short of my special mode… | 02:23 |
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47 | 7. Learning to think: people no longer have… | 01:46 |
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48 | Roving Expeditions of an Inopportune Philosopher | 01:23 |
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49 | 2. Renan. Divinity, or the perversion of reason… | 01:34 |
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50 | 3. Sainte-Beuve. Nothing of a man… | 02:11 |
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51 | 4. The Imitatio Christi is one of the books… | 00:43 |
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52 | 5. George Eliot. They have got rid… | 02:22 |
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53 | 6. George Sand. I read the first | 01:06 |
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54 | 7. A moral for psychologists. | 02:27 |
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55 | 8. A psychology of the artist. | 01:54 |
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56 | 9. In this condition we enrich everything out of… | 01:33 |
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57 | 10. What do the antithetical notions… | 02:25 |
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58 | 11. The actor, the mime, the dancer… | 01:41 |
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59 | 12. I read the Life of Thomas Carlyle… | 01:38 |
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60 | 13. Emerson. Much more enlightened… | 01:19 |
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61 | 14. Anti-Darwin. As regards the celebrated… | 01:48 |
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62 | 15. Psychologist's casuistry. This individual is… | 01:07 |
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63 | 16. The psychological tact of the Germans… | 00:59 |
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64 | 17. The most intellectual men, provided they are… | 00:20 |
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65 | 18. 'Intellectual conscience.' Nothing seems to me | 01:51 |
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66 | 19. Beautiful and ugly. Nothing is more conditioned… | 02:07 |
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67 | 20. Nothing is beautiful, except man… | 02:08 |
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68 | 21. Schopenhauer. Schopenhauer, the last German… | 01:31 |
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69 | 22. I take a single instance. Schopenhauer speaks… | 01:22 |
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70 | 23. Plato goes further. He says, with an… | 01:47 |
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71 | 24. Art for art's sake. The fighting against… | 03:37 |
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72 | 25. To put up with men, to keep open house… | 00:30 |
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73 | 26. We no longer estimate ourselves sufficiently… | 00:44 |
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74 | 27. 'This likeness is charmingly beautiful!' | 00:50 |
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75 | 28. The 'impersonal' speak. 'Nothing comes easier…' | 00:58 |
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76 | 29. From a doctorate examination… | 00:46 |
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77 | 30. The right to stupidity. The fatigued… | 01:00 |
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78 | 31. Another problem of diet. The expedients with… | 00:33 |
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79 | 32. The immoralist speaks. There is nothing more… | 02:05 |
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80 | 33. Natural value of egoism. Selfishness has as much… | 01:36 |
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81 | 34. Christian and anarchist. When the anarchist… | 03:02 |
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82 | 35. Criticism of decadence morality. | 01:48 |
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83 | 36. Morality for physicians. The sick are parasites… | 04:20 |
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84 | 37. Whether we have become more moral. | 07:42 |
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85 | 38. My concept of freedom. The value of a thing… | 04:02 |
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86 | 39. Criticism of modernism. Our institutions are… | 04:37 |
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87 | 40. The labour question. The fact that there is… | 01:56 |
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88 | 41. 'Freedom which I do not mean…' | 01:17 |
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89 | 42. Where belief is necessary. Nothing is rarer… | 01:08 |
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90 | 43. Whispered into the ear of the conservatives. | 01:19 |
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91 | 44. My notion of genius. Great men… | 04:07 |
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92 | 45. The criminal and those related to him. | 04:58 |
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93 | 46. Here the prospect is open. | 00:48 |
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94 | 47. Beauty no accident. Even the beauty… | 02:48 |
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95 | 48. Progress as I understand it. I also speak… | 02:39 |
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96 | 49. Goethe. No mere German event… | 02:46 |
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97 | 50. We might say that, in a certain sense… | 01:28 |
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98 | 51. Goethe is the last German for whom… | 01:16 |
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99 | My Indebtedness to the Ancients | 02:36 |
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100 | 2. I am not at all under obligation to the Greeks… | 04:22 |
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101 | 3. To scent out 'beautiful souls,'… | 02:27 |
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102 | 4. I was the first for the purpose… | 05:09 |
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103 | 5. The psychology of the orgy, as an exuberant… | 01:48 |
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104 | The Hammer Speaks | 01:17 |
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105 | The Antichrist | 02:08 |
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106 | 1. Let us look one another in the face. | 01:58 |
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107 | 2. What is good? All that increases the feeling… | 01:00 |
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108 | 3. The problem which I raise here… | 00:49 |
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109 | 4. Mankind does not represent a development… | 01:05 |
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110 | 5. We must not embellish or dress up Christianity… | 01:02 |
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111 | 6. It is a painful and thrilling spectacle… | 01:44 |
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112 | 7. Christianity is called the religion of sympathy. | 04:05 |
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113 | 8. It is necessary to say whom we regard as our… | 02:04 |
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114 | 9. I make war against this theological instinct… | 02:04 |
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115 | 10. Among Germans it is immediately understood… | 02:00 |
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116 | 11. A word against Kant as a moralist. | 02:53 |
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117 | 12. I exclude a few sceptics, the decent type… | 01:51 |
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118 | 13. Let us not underestimate this: we ourselves… | 01:49 |
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119 | 14. We have learned better. | 03:12 |
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120 | 15. In Christianity neither morality… | 02:15 |
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121 | 16. A criticism of the Christian concept of God… | 02:51 |
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122 | 17. Wherever the will to power declines in any way… | 04:02 |
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123 | 18. The Christian concept of God… | 00:50 |
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124 | 19. That the strong races of Northern Europe… | 01:08 |
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125 | 20. With my condemnation of Christianity… | 04:23 |
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126 | 21. The pre-requisite for Buddhism… | 02:34 |
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127 | 22. Christianity, when it left its first soil… | 02:01 |
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128 | 23. Buddhism, to repeat once more… | 04:17 |
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129 | 24. I only touch here on the problem of the origin… | 04:25 |
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130 | 25. The history of Israel is invaluable… | 03:44 |
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131 | 26. The concept of God falsified… | 06:17 |
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132 | 27. On a soil falsified in this way, where all… | 03:22 |
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133 | 28. It is quite another question whether he was at all… | 01:17 |
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134 | 29. What is of account to me is the psychological type… | 03:11 |
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135 | 30. The instinctive hatred of reality… | 01:38 |
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136 | 31. I have given beforehand my answer to the problem. | 03:56 |
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137 | 32. I resist, let it be said once more… | 04:46 |
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138 | 33. In the entire psychology of the gospel… | 02:59 |
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139 | 34. If I understand anything of this great symbolist… | 02:59 |
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140 | 35. This 'bringer of glad tidings'… | 00:57 |
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141 | 36. Only we, we emancipated spirits… | 01:28 |
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142 | 37. Our age is proud of its historical sense… | 01:52 |
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143 | 38. I do not suppress a sigh at this point. | 04:25 |
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144 | 39 To resume, I shall now repeat the genuine history… | 04:09 |
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145 | 40. The fate of the gospel was decided… | 04:14 |
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146 | 41. And now an absurd problem came to the surface… | 01:59 |
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147 | 42. One sees what came to an end with the death… | 03:43 |
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148 | 43. When the centre of gravity of life is placed… | 03:55 |
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149 | 44. The gospels are invaluable as evidence of the… | 06:20 |
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150 | 45. I give a few examples of what these wretched… | 06:41 |
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151 | 46. What follows from all this? | 04:19 |
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152 | 47. What sets us apart is not that we do not… | 02:34 |
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153 | 48. Has the celebrated story which stands… | 03:56 |
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154 | 49. I have been understood. The beginning of… | 02:51 |
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155 | 50. I do not, at this point, excuse myself from giving… | 03:20 |
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156 | 51. That belief under certain circumstances makes… | 05:14 |
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157 | 52. Christianity also stands in opposition to all… | 05:11 |
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158 | 53. It is so little true that martyrs prove anything… | 03:53 |
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159 | 54. Let nobody be led astray: great intellects… | 04:06 |
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160 | 55. A step further in the psychology of conviction… | 05:23 |
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161 | 56. Finally it is of importance, to what end… | 03:11 |
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162 | 57. The unholiness of Christian means is surprised in… | 10:08 |
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163 | 58. In fact it makes a difference for what purpose… | 06:42 |
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164 | 59. The whole labour of the ancient world in vain… | 04:11 |
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165 | 60. Christianity has robbed us of the harvest… | 02:48 |
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166 | 61. Here it is necessary to touch upon a reminiscence… | 04:33 |
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167 | 62. With this I am at the conclusion and pronounce… | 03:06 |
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