One Mentions Many Artists Who Are Actually

Religion And Morals Are Symmetrically Opposed, Just Like Poetry And Philosophy.

One Has Only As Much Morality As One Has Philosophy And Poetry.

The Whole History Of Modern Poetry Is A Continuous Commentary On The Short Text Of Philosophy: Every Art Should Become Science, And Every Science Should Become Art; Poetry And Philosophy Should Be United.

Because Christianity Is A Religion Of Death, It Could Be Treated With The Utmost Realism, And It Could Have Its Orgies, Just Likethe Old Religion Of Nature And Life.

When The Author Has No Idea Of What To Reply To A Critic, He Then Likes To Say: You Could Not Do It Better Anyway. This Is The Same As If A Dogmatic Philosopher Reproached A Skeptic For Not Being Able To Devise A System.