An Existential Meta-Ethics: Argument For A Return To Its Roots In Nihilism As A Morality

In this book, the author begins anew the foundational existential thought of the works of Kierkegaard and Camus. He argues that the old school existential three stages of assent from despair to meaning in life require dissolution of all three stages into nihilism as a morality based on action not on words for the individual trying simply to find meaning in the unavoidable incapacitating ruling class ideology - its ethics - of Technological Society. An opposition struggle to Technological Society so as to continue historical struggle cannot derive from ethics or even from socially acceptable morality but only from nihilism as a morality. Because God is the ultimate nihilist, this dissolution also acts as a theodicy.