Nietzsche's "The Anti-Christ" is a provocative critique of Christianity and its moral foundations. Written in 1888, it presents a scathing analysis of Christian values and their impact on society. Nietzsche argues against the "slave morality" of Christianity, advocating for a return to more natural, life-affirming values. This work is a powerful and controversial challenge to conventional religious and moral beliefs, showcasing Nietzsche at his most incisive and confrontational.

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Author: Friedrich Nietzsche

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