Write a reaction paper on Nietzsche and the Death of God.

All of your papers are reaction papers. Choose an idea, episode, or issue from the reading You can use the text as a jumping-off point for your own experiences and ideas, just be sure to ground them in the text with specific examples and support drawn from the text. For example, as the title of the text says, Nietzsche makes the controversial claim that “God is dead” and finishes the phrase with “and we have killed him.” What does that mean and what are the implications of it? Nietzsche argued that by the 19th century people should be free from old traditions, patriarchies, beliefs, etc,that had been sanctioned and upheld by religious customs and traditions and should be free to create their own lives as they wished to lead them. He argued that we should be free “to become who you [we] are.” What does that mean? What does freedom mean to you? Those are just examples. Think carefully, create your argument, and use the reading to support your claims. Nietzsche was also a proponent of what he called, “joyful wisdom (frohliche Wissenshaft) , so have fun with it!Write a reaction paper (based on your ideas, or “reaction,” to the the ideas presented in the text). Reaction papers offer you a chance to be creative: What did you think of the assigned reading? Do you agree or disagree with the author or point of view described in the reading? How do you share, or avoid, similar ideas? How have you dealt with similar situations or ideas in your own life experience? Reaction papers allow you to respond to the readings as you wish and as you understand them