Thus Spake Nietzsche: “God is Dead”

When Xeper the Ever-Learning heard it the first time, he was at school. That a man declared to the world that “God is Dead”. Xeper was amazed at the people’s reactions. More than the concept, Xeper was indeed amazed at the people’s reactions. He did not really know whether God existed, and he knew how his fellow people would take it. Outraged they were. Both those who liked the idea of the existence of God and those who couldn’t accept it saw him as a new prophet of atheism.

“Weird, don’t you think?” Xeper asked his companion Heret, the Fallen Angel. And he agreed when the Angel answered “Indeed, no one would bother declare me dead if they didn’t fully believe I existed.”