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The answer, critics argue, lies in recognizing that truth and morality are anchored in divine authority. The decline of faith in God has paved the way for nihilism and moral chaos. When the moral backbone of society erodes, as Nietzsche’s own life illustrates—the philosopher went mad and was taken over by his sister’s ideology—society descends into chaos and evil.
The fight for truth, therefore, is not merely intellectual but moral. It involves safeguarding the moral premises that recognize the intrinsic value of human life, the importance of biological realities, and the necessity of divine grounding for moral order.