ulpture may not be an exact replica of the subject but a representation invoking different feeling in different people. Nietzsche states that in this situation if the painting represented passion Christianity would throw the painting out rather than even attempt to interpret it as beautiful. "The church combats passion by means of excision of all kinds: its practice, its "remedy," is castration. It never inquires "how can a desire be spiritualized, beautified, deified?"

Nietzsche's next point is that not all men have the ability to spiritualize their passion. Some people must resort to the extremes of fighting passion rather than embracing and interpreting it. These people are labeled as degenerates by Nietzsche. "Only degenerates find radical methods indispensable: weakness of will, or more strictly speaking, the inability not to react to a stimulus, is in itself simply another form of degeneracy." This is another attack on the church, an expression of his belief that the church is only right for people with a weak will and the inability to moderate their passion.

The conclusion of the essay The Morality of Passion does not in any way suggest that morality itself should be gone from existence, but is indeed necessary. It is all the ignorance and craziness of the world that gives us p

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