Atheism's (n.) true formula is not "God is dead" but "God is unconscious."
Atheism (n.) in its true formula is not "God is dead" but "God is unconscious."
Atheism (n.) means something else for us than for Aristotle: not denial of a supreme entity, but a tie to the elusive I of the Other.
Atheism (n.) is the pinnacle of psychoanalysis — provided it means something other than 'God is dead', which only consolidates the law.
Atheism (n.) of the scientistic kind denies the supreme Being, gets vertigo, and ends up prostrating itself all the same — before consciousness, the masterpiece of masterpieces: you and me, the man in the street.