What are the main points of Nietzche's philosophy?

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Quoted from; by Nicolas Humphrey
from his book Leaps of Faith

Does it matter if, as the analysis of the last chapters seems to show, this nightmare characterization turns out to be in all essentials true? That Nietzsche was right? That we really are body entirely and nothing beside? And that the soul, being only a word for something in the body, is in effect a word for no soul worth the name?........."

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