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This week on the Word of the Lord endures forever, we plow along in Proverbs 7 and 8, covering her house is the way to

She-Ole, wisdom's call, granting an inheritance, the Lord possessed me, and favor from the Lord.

Join me, Pastor Will Whedon, for the word of the Lord indoors forever, your daily 15-minute,

verse-by-verse verse Bible study on demand.

Listen at the wordendors.org or your favorite podcast provider.

You might have heard of the name Friedrich Nietzsche.

It's a big name in 19th century philosophy, big because, well, very influential at the time and even more influential today.

Some have called him the father of nihilism.

That's not quite true, even though he does end up being

very nihilistic in his thinking. So what shaped his thought? And why is he famous for the

declaration that God is dead? Welcome back to Issues, Etc. I'm Todd Wilkin, joining us to talk

about the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. He was born on

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