Defining the Moral Order

The moral order cannot be defined by individuals, as it is real and exists independently. Attempting to define it is like eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, falling into Luciferian temptation and usurping the moral order. While individuals can align themselves with the moral order, they cannot create their own values as Nietzsche suggested. In the end, nature does not forgive, unlike God, emphasizing the reality and importance of the moral order.