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Christianity, the history of Israel, and the history of mankind by making them all seem to be a preparation for the crucifixion. "The vast lie of personal immortality destroys all reason, all natural instinct—henceforth, everything in the instincts that is beneficial, that fosters life and that safeguards the future is a cause of suspicion".
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so that he will feel that he is 'in heaven'". The
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To survive, the Jewish priests made use of the decadents and their large population. The Jews were not decadents, themselves—they are the "very opposite". Rather, according to
Nietzsche, they have "the most powerful national will to live, that has ever appeared on earth". However, "they have simply
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Paul used the promise of life after death as a way to seize tyrannical power over the masses of lower-class people. This changed
Christianity from a peace movement that achieves actual happiness into a religion whose final judgment offers possible resurrection and eternal life. Paul falsified the
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From this time forward things were so arranged that the priest became indispensable everywhere; at all the great natural events of life, at birth, at marriage, in sickness, at death, not to say at the sacrifice' (that is, at meal-times), the holy parasite put in his appearance, and proceeded to
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Nietzsche criticizes the "strong races of northern Europe" for accepting the
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a self-contradiction, an art of self-pollution, a will to lie at any price, an aversion and contempt for all good and honest instincts", in
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Judaism as though it was the chosen religion, "just as if the Christian were the meaning, the salt, the standard and even the
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finally lifts itself to power as the church—the church, that incarnation of deadly hostility to all honesty, to all loftiness of soul, to all discipline of the spirit, to all spontaneous and kindly humanity.—
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Jewish, and subsequently—to a greater degree—Christian, priests survived and attained power by siding with decadents, Nietzsche claims. They turned against the natural world. Their "instincts of
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is unrelievedly vituperative, and would indeed sound insane were it not informed in its polemic by a structure of analysis and a theory of morality and religion worked out elsewhere".
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follows Tolstoy in separating Jesus from the Church and emphasizing the concept of "non-resistance", but uses it as a basis for his own development of the "psychology of the Savior".
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the thief said, "This man has done nothing wrong" to which, Christ replies, "Today I tell you, you will be with me in Paradise". Nietzsche had the thief speaking the words that the
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of Judaism, to rise in revolt against the established order of things...this man was certainly a political criminal.... This is what brought him to the cross.... He died for his
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His words to the thief on the cross contain the whole Evangel. 'That was verily a divine man, a child of God!' — says the thief. 'If thou feelst this' — answers the redeemer —
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Although he criticizes both Christianity and Buddhism, Nietzsche considers the latter to be more realistic as it poses objective problems and does not use the concept of God.
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the more appropriate way to render the German: " translation of the title as 'The Antichristian' overlooks that Nietzsche plainly means to be as provocative as possible".
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Christ did not rise from the dead, then all our faith is in vain!'—And at once there sprang from the Gospels the most contemptible of all unfulfillable promises, the
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of the will of God, expressed as punishment and reward according to the degree of obedience, is demonstrated in the destiny of a nation, of an individual".
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Nietzsche claims that the Christian religion and its morality are based on imaginary fictions. Nietzsche opposes the Christian concept of God because:
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charity. And one should help them to it. What is more harmful than any vice?—Practical sympathy for the botched and the weak—Christianity....
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285:Race suicide
179:Aestheticism
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3427:God is dead
3390:Affirmation
2950:10:245–66.
2241:. p. 94ff).
2100:magnum opus
1959:6, pp. 253
1938:unlucky day
1927:Nach Heute?
1891:anno Domini
1884:Anno Domini
1870:6, pp. 211
1713:6, pp. 200
1589:Publication
1493:immortal".
1465:inspiration
1457:will of God
1390:immortality
1032:Leo Tolstoy
760:W. B. Yeats
745:Syndicalism
686:Jack London
606:Oscar Wilde
274:Orientalism
264:Medievalism
204:Bohemianism
199:Avant-garde
189:Art Nouveau
3592:Categories
3472:Ăśbermensch
3467:Tschandala
3382:philosophy
3164:I. Dover.
3119:. London:
2151:Luke 17:21
2144:within you
2137:within you
2112:Antichrist
2108:Antichrist
2065:der Christ
2016:References
1827:Wilhelm II
1769:Son of God
1761:Matthew 27
1677:Dostoevsky
1659:in 1895: "
1640:Antichrist
1604:Antichrist
1554:evangelism
1217:denaturize
1198:punishment
1150:to life".
976:nihilistic
740:Surrealism
735:Ezra Pound
681:H.G. Wells
670:Ecofascism
596:Max Nordau
474:The Scream
327:Ăśbermensch
99:Saint Paul
95:plutocracy
3396:Amor fati
3350:Ecce Homo
3182:. Basel.
3158:— 1969.
3137:. 2005.
2956:1393-614X
2394:. §§ 3–5.
2276:Citations
2207:: 39–43;
2178:" (§ 35).
2057:weak noun
2053:Christian
1763::54, and
1753:centurion
1682:The Idiot
1606:, or the
1547:inability
1499:humanitas
1461:holy book
1410:shameless
1353:Christian
1236:redivivus
1160:Israel's
1140:appearing
1093:décadence
1040:Aristotle
1012:décadence
1008:protector
925:increases
917:happiness
887:loftiness
848:Ecce Homo
826:(German:
369:Ă€ rebours
321:Symbolism
291:Racialism
224:Dysgenics
214:Decadence
141:Ecce Homo
83:democracy
3442:Last man
3432:Holy Lie
3213:LibriVox
3178:. 2000.
3088:. 1974.
3070:. 2005.
3052:58386503
2960:original
2883:. pg. 7.
2875:. 1974.
2264:. §162:
2086:. 1974.
2003:chandala
1996:chastity
1733:parodied
1679:'s book
1583:children
1516:Year One
1507:of soul—
1505:kindness
1463:,' and '
1459:,' the '
1439:Holy Lie
1402:indecent
1370:apostles
1258:sins...
1252:Chandala
1168:Assyrian
1144:décadent
993:vitality
877:readers:
676:Futurism
234:Eugenics
91:morality
63:Language
3491:Related
2948:Minerva
2510:I, § 71
2341:I, § 48
2309:Preface
2219:Mark 15
1966:, 1968
1877:, 1968
1857:without
1814:, 1968
1765:Mark 15
1757:Luke 23
1720:, 1968
1487:creates
1359:values.
1355:values—
1178:no more
1164:/Jahveh
1084:deified
1044:tragedy
872:Preface
867:Content
666:Fascism
661:Fantasy
397:Dracula
194:Atheism
118:Germany
87:elitism
71:Subject
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2168:divine
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1919:ersten
1630:Sanity
1491:itself
1414:reward
1325:'God!'
1323:itself
1273:genius
1240:unreal
1192:: The
1162:Yahweh
948:Pascal
861:christ
755:(1951)
713:Nazism
708:(1896)
696:poetry
525:People
467:Salomé
173:Themes
66:German
43:Author
3262:Works
3145:Dover
2164:thief
2021:Notes
1942:first
1759::47,
1594:Title
1469:under
1445:pagan
1375:lived
1357:noble
1282:idiot
1194:great
1128:other
967:power
355:Works
79:Jesus
3184:ISBN
3166:ISBN
3149:ISBN
3125:ISBN
3109:The
3098:ISBN
3076:ISBN
3048:OCLC
3038:ISBN
3013:ISBN
2952:ISSN
2765:§ 62
2745:§ 55
2730:§ 44
2715:§ 43
2700:§ 42
2685:§ 41
2201:Luke
2045:ISBN
1898:and
1846:ohne
1671:and
1543:true
1473:with
1416:....
1386:Paul
1368:The
1303:knew
1294:live
1277:hero
1275:and
1034:and
1016:true
989:pity
915:and
909:good
883:rest
841:and
718:Punk
651:Dada
110:1895
2946:."
2925:."
2859:§32
2844:§34
2829:§29
2809:§39
2786:doi
2667:§36
2652:§33
2620:§26
2600:§25
2580:§27
2560:§24
2542:§23
2527:§19
2491:§18
2473:§15
2458:§14
2413:§ 6
2371:§ 2
2225:" (
2174:...
1957:KSA
1868:KSA
1805:KSA
1711:KSA
1585:".
1575:sin
1570:you
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1392:in
1379:his
1315:not
1311:Not
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1148:Yes
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937:our
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855:or
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