Exploring Nietzsche, Freud, and Jung: Perspectives on God and Archetypes

This chapter examines the viewpoints of Nietzsche, Freud, and Jung on the concept of God and belief systems, delving into sacred values, the will to power, and the rejection of reducing psychological phenomena to mere psychology. It contrasts Nietzsche's creation of a new religion and the god residing within him with Jung's interpretation of Christianity and the archetype of the hero as exemplified by Christ, sparking discussions on resisting evil and the symbolic interpretation of the resurrection myth.