Nietzsche sees the death of God as an opportunity and a cause for gratitude. Why do you think he feels this way? Why does he think that there is now an "open sea" with God's death? Nietzsche thinks that religious belief stifled morality. In what sense do you think that he believes morality may, in the wake of God's "death," be invigorated?

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Nietzsche Sees the Death of God as an Opportunity and a Cause