It is not error as error which infuriates me at the sight of this spectacle; it is not the millenniums of absence of goodwill, of discipline, of decency, and of bravery in spiritual things, which betrays itself in the triumph of Christianity; it is rather the absence of nature, it is the perfectly ghastly fact that anti nature itself received the highest honours as morality and as law, and remained suspended over man as the Categorical Imperative.