The Antichrist
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4.2 • 240 Ratings
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Publisher Description
This book can be considered a further development of some of his ideas concerning Christianity that can be found in Beyond Good and Evil and in The Genealogy of Morals, particularly the idea that the present morality is an inversion of true, noble morality.
Customer Reviews
The art of articulation
The most brilliant uncovering of Christian hypocrisy, which has kept humanity at arms length from the truth of their union with the All. The Christian delusion, which has prevented mankind from its own Christed nature.
Provocative but one must know why he chose this, and this title was chosen over “anti-Christian”
A criticism of all belief through the example of Christianity.
A great observation, and a must read for all of those who pursue philosophy or as nietzsche would say “those who want to know. “
Missed the Mark
Self disclosure out of the way I am Christian however I was really excited to read this work as a challenge to my faith. I found Nietzsche made a lot of good points in this book about how Christianity can be abused or how people can use it to justify things they shouldn’t. However I do believe he caricatures and straw mans a lot of Christian beliefs going into personal rants rather than honest critiques. I am glad I read the book because it was a good challenge for what I believed in but I would say out of all of Nietzsche’s philosophical this is probably the weakest and not one I would personally recommend.