Nietzsche argues that to redeem the world, we must deny God.

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Nietzsche believed that traditional morality, rooted in religious beliefs (particularly Christianity), was life-denying. He argued that to overcome this and affirm life, one must move beyond the concept of God, which he famously declared as "God is dead." This was part of his critique of religion and its moral implications on humanity, suggesting that the denial of God would lead to a revaluation of all values and the possibility of creating new, life-affirming values.

Nietzsche Argues That to Redeem the World, We Must Deny