A non-relative reality that does not cruelly take God or stability away from the people

Nietzsche thought the will to truth was a false longing for a stable world in a “real” world that was not stable, a world which perishes, changes, evolves. Nietzsche then went in the opposite direction and said reality and truth are only relative to who perceives them and that there is no stable world, and God is dead... Was there a neurotic desire in Nietzsche to affirm an unstable, changing, Godless world? In any case, these old sacred values do need to be transformed, conservatively, toward the reality of our sacred material evolution toward Godhood.

The will to truth is a material instinct---a Super-Id as I have called it---and directly related to the will to live, the will to survival, and more deeply and sacredly defined as the Spirit Will To Godhood. This is the dynamic of a stable yet always evolving world, which does not affirm relative values but affirms evolutionary material and supermaterial values.

The world does not seem to be brought about by an unchanging, permanent, absolute, non-material, spiritual Being, the world is brought about by a Primal Material, activated from within by that great will to live and evolve, that is the Spirit Will To Godhood, which is then shaped by outside evolution and selection. The world is a continual, never ending evolution toward higher beings.

This is enough stability, how much do you need? This can bring Godhood. This defines a non-relative reality which does not cruelly take God away, and does not take at least an evolving stability away from the people. But it does require a transformation of old theology and philosophy toward theological materialism.