by clinging to religion, modern man denies the reality of life, with all its chaos, struggle, and beauty. religion teaches man to focus on an afterlife, a fictitious realm, rather than embracing the here and now. it promotes values like pity, self-sacrifice, and meekness, which undermine the vitality and strength needed to affirm life fully. it preaches that suffering has a higher, divine purpose, rather than recognizing suffering as a necessary part of existence that can lead to growth and transformation. the modern man must reject religion because it imposes false dichotomies of good and evil, limiting his ability to create his own values. instead of passively following doctrines dictated by tradition or divine command, he must embrace a philosophy of life that affirms the will to power, the expression of one's own creative potential, and the pursuit of individual excellence. only in doing so can he truly become the bermenscha being who transcends conventional morality and creates meaning through his own actions. religion shackles man to a past that no longer resonates with the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of existence. the modern man must learn to love fate (amor fati), to embrace life in all its complexity without the crutch of metaphysical consolations. it is time for man to face the terrifying freedom of existence and rise to the challenge of becoming his own master.
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