[Serious] Absolutes and Atheism

[Anomalocaris]

Regardless of whether my interpretation of Nietzsche is correct, the question remains whether a commitment to atheism allows one to develop a philosophy that includes some absolutes. If so, what are they?

I don't believe in gods.  I believe in all sorts of other things, including absolutes.  That a moral standard is a standard by which all moral agents can be judged - for one.

I think that is a slippery redefinition of “absolutes”.    Absolutes ought not to merely be a commitment to asserting something to be true under any circumstances.    Absolutes ought to be demonstrably true under any circumstances.