Nietzsche: The Philosopher for our Time?

Friedrich Nietzsche remains one of the most provocative and influential philosophers of the modern age. His challenges to religion, morality and conventional ideas about human nature continue to resonate in a world grappling with questions of meaning, freedom and identity. This talk explores Nietzsche’s ideas and asks: what can this controversial thinker tell us about how we should live today? Our resident philosopher, Mike will be leading the session. Image: ChatGPT Our monthly talks are on the 3rd Tuesday at the Quaker Meeting House (with a break in August) and are typically followed by a Q&A or discussion. Tea and coffee are available at the start of the meeting. Subscribe to Reading Humanist newsletter to stay informed of future events https://reading.humanist.org.uk/contact-us/ Members are free. We have a suggested donation of £3 for evening talks for non-members. Payment can be made to: Payee: Reading Humanists Sort Code: 82-12-08 Account No.: 50312221