To respond to the query at the end about my expectations before listening, albeit probably because of some familiarity with the similarities you note regarding Nietzsche and Kierkegaard, and because I'm already a fan of your podcasts although I wish I had the time to listen to them all, I thought I would definitely like it, but I absolutely loved it! I will definitely try to peruse "The Anti-Christ" - "Thus Spake" doesn't seem as compelling simply because I want as much bang for my buck of time (so to speak) although it certainly seems interesting. Thanks guys for a fascinating discussion I will recommend to all theists and atheists I know and even the "level-headed" crowd though they will probably say, "nope."
To respond to the query at the end about my expectations before listening, albeit probably because of some familiarity with the similarities you note regarding Nietzsche and Kierkegaard, and because I'm already a fan of your podcasts although I wish I had the time to listen to them all, I thought I would definitely like it, but I absolutely loved it! I will definitely try to peruse "The Anti-Christ" - "Thus Spake" doesn't seem as compelling simply because I want as much bang for my buck of time (so to speak) although it certainly seems interesting. Thanks guys for a fascinating discussion I will recommend to all theists and atheists I know and even the "level-headed" crowd though they will probably say, "nope."
Many thanks Bryan! Nietzsche's insights are like death and taxes: you have to reckon with them one way or another!