Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading: The Antichrist (Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading) : A Criticism of Christianity (Paperback)

from gottfried_leibniz

As a devout Christian, I had very high expectations from this book.I was surprised to learn that Nietzsche was not anti-semitic, that was something I learnt from this book. He likes Buddhism better than Christianity. "Buddhism, I repeat is a hundred times colder, more truthful, more objective." H...

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As a devout Christian, I had very high expectations from this book. I was surprised to learn that Nietzsche was not anti-semitic, that was something I learnt from this book. He likes Buddhism better than Christianity. "Buddhism, I repeat is a hundred times colder, more truthful, more objective." ...

from gottfried_leibniz

As a devout Christian, I had very high expectations from this book.I was surprised to learn that Nietzsche was not anti-semitic, that was something I learnt from this book. He likes Buddhism better than Christianity. "Buddhism, I repeat is a hundred times colder, more truthful, more objective." H...

from Charles_Rayburn

I agree with the majority of what Friedrich has to say in this book. I would give this 5 stars, but his comparing Christianity and Anarchism as bedfellows is unforgivable in my view. Aside from that, amazing work.

from HadriantheBlind

An intense and damning work - one not to be caught reading in public where I live.A fearsome, angry, snarl against Christianity, as it was at the time. Rails and rambles against the decadence and nihilism of Christianity, of weakness, of parasitism, of the promise of eternal life, the corruption ...