[Serious] Absolutes and Atheism

[Mister Agenda]

When Nietzsche wrote "God is dead," his point was clearly not simply that Christianity was unsalvagable but that its demise took with it any pretense of transcendant certitudes or absolutes. Was he right? Or are there absolutes that must be true in all possible worlds and true even if there were no physical universe at all?

Absolutes in the absence of any physical universe? Please define this term. And maybe tell us what you think about existence with no physical universe at all?

That's where the loading is, @BrianSoddingBoru4. He's trying to sneak in the numinous without having it questioned.

I guess a nonexisting universe would absolutely not exist and not contain anything that does exist. All other universes would exist and contain at least one thing that does exist.