the presence of God, and he has also noticed that they don't care if he is in their life or not. Some authors discuss Nietzsche‘s point of view in order to understand his ideals." His intension is not merely to announce the end of religion but by his rhetoric to help bring it about' Nietzsche writes, "whatever is failing – let's give it a push too" (Stern 1985 Nietzsche 93 – 95). He states that we can't change the world but we have the responsibility to push the limit towards the good things in life. Concerning to this, Betaille and Foucault argued the fact that if God is dead, which limits would be there for us? One of Foucault's thoughts is that there are no longer any external limits. He illustrates it by saying, "The death of God does not restore us to a limited and positivistic world, but to a world exposed by the experience of its limits, made and unmade by that excess which transgresses it" (Foucault 1973:32). A very interesting and relevant contribution of
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