This philosopher proposed that the Latin word bonus derived from a word for war to argue that ancient societies equated goodness with power. (10[4])This philosopher called for a (10[1])“transvaluation (10[2])of values” (10[5])to combat (10[2])a system (10[3])motivated (10[1])by ressentiment (10[3])(“ruh-SAWN-tee-MAWN”). A (10[2])“polemic” (10[2])by this philosopher argues that the founders of Christianity (10[1])who condemned the will (10[1])to power (10[7])initiated (10[3])the (10[1])“slave revolt (10[8])in (10[1])morality.” (10[14])This philosopher (10[1])argued (10[1]-5[1])that “European morality” (10[2])will (10[1])soon collapse (10[1])due (10[1])to (10[1]-5[1])declining (10[1])religious (10[1])belief. (10[9])This philosopher’s Genealogy (10[1])of (10[1])Morals (10[2])is (10[2])a sequel (10[2])to (-5[1])Beyond (-5[1])Good and (10[1])Evil. (10[4]-5[1])For (10[1])10 (10[1])points, (10[3]-5[1])name this philosopher who claimed “God (10[1])is dead, (10[14])and we (10[2])have (10[4]-5[1])killed (10[2])him” (10[3])in Thus Spake (10[1])Zarathustra. (10[1])■END■ (10[5])