reference?
Gay Science mainly. His famous saying "God is dead" points that out pretty clearly. He foresaw that man could not hang around with the idea of god any longer as in ancient times, i remember a passage from that book where he said that "sacred/christianity-based art" (Michelangelo, Rennaissance guys, Divine Comedy, etc...) could not be reproduced anymore with the same effect in his times and that this tendency will continue.
The question of a superior entity for him was a closed-case anyway, he was an atheist since the start. His apparent "beef" with god and christianity was an ethical one.
Well, with philosophy being the love of wisdom (philos=love, sophia=wisdom), I suppose so, insofar as wisdom can be attained relative to the vast quantity there is to know.
I'm always wondering and question and inquiring and searching.
Poking and prodding at existence and wondering why.
Not sure if that's being philosophical, but that's how I'm interpreting it.
24/7
365 days a year.
Every year a lifetime.
Infinitely so.
A lot of the time in the evening I become very philisophical. I look up quotes and think about life a lot. I come up with fake arguments with myself (is this weird?) trying to explain myself and life. Just wondering if this is normal for INFJs. I guess it's my way of working through my thoughts and sorting things out.