>>40209676i agree. take st. paul. when i first read BG&E (i think that's where this is) i took his whole discussion of paul as a value judgement. specifically, the passage "i have no words for something so tremendous" passage, when he's talking about how paul almost single-handedly destroyed the ideological bedrock of rome, i saw as a condemnation. but in the context of how nietzsche talks about himself, as a destroyer, an under-goer, someone who "philosophizes with a hammer": it's clear to me now that nietzsche saw a lot of himself in the "dysangelist"