「If God exists as a craftsman, no doubt he creates the joints of the fundamental furniture of the universe, and no doubt it then makes at least theological sense to speak of fundamental reality in terms of individual entities. Socrates would be closer to being right.」
The Philosopher and the Ocean
The Philosopher and the Ocean
「But the illusion that there really are things is one of the first “useful errors” that Nietzsche lists in The Gay Science, when he describes the collateral casualties of the death of God.」
