r/nihilism • u/Dena23 • 16h ago
Historical Jesus
Do You believe there was an historical Jesus, and in that case what were his core teachings?
r/nihilism • u/Dena23 • 16h ago
Do You believe there was an historical Jesus, and in that case what were his core teachings?
r/nihilism • u/Redtomake • 5h ago
r/nihilism • u/JohnAustinSigfried • 16h ago
r/nihilism • u/Rmeloba394sswk • 12h ago
I’m not an antinatalist by any means, but I think one of the reasons people have children is avoid coming face to face with the fact that when they’re gone, that’s the end of their identity.
Lots of people want to leave something behind. They want to have a legacy and be remembered. They view their children as the continuation of their name or their tribe. If they don’t procreate, then it’s a very cold slap in the face that everything ends with you.
r/nihilism • u/Comfortable_Tomato_3 • 18h ago
Im asking this because nihilists are intelligent critical thinkers and are to smart to be incels right?
r/nihilism • u/stepsttepp • 2h ago
It is a disease, with no medicine
r/nihilism • u/Commercial_Tennis917 • 43m ago
Hello, my name is Bojan Jovanović. I am a law student at the University of Belgrade, and this is my unpopular opinion: The fear of death is one of man's greatest fears, yet paradoxically, many long for death because they fear life even more. Thus, this claim I have made can be both hell and heaven, depending on how you view life and the kind of life you live. But the fact that the consciousness belonging to you will never experience death creates the illusion that you are alive forever—because there is no end for you, as you will never experience that end.