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Paul Re, an English psychologist, wrote The fountain of the Moral Sensations in 1877. Through this text, he separated holiness from God, in order to find a naturalistic source for things like altruism. He discusses an idea of altruistic emotional motivation, such as pleasure, usefulness (benefits), and the dodging of pain. Nietzsche argues against Res nonions, saying that morals do not come from usefulness, pleasure or the avoidance of pain, but through pass on to occasion. His notion of will to power is an instinct for independent freedom. This notion is manifested other than in different people, depending on individual traits and circumstances. In his first essay, well behaved and Evil, Good and Bad, he explains the manifestations of power and how they are viewed. He differentiates the manifestations of the will to power in two categories Master Morality and Slave Morality. The master morality is the notion that, the noble, powerful, high-stationed and high-minded, who fe lt and established themselves and their actions as intelligent. The word good in this sense is not a good represe...