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Original Title:	Der Antichrist: Fluch auf das Christentum
ISBN:	1421270536 (ISBN13: 9781421270531)
Edition Language:	English

The Anti-Christ

Friedrich Nietzsche

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 126 pages

Rating: 3.92 | 19792 Users | 914 Reviews

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Monumento de escándalo para idiotas, arma arrojadiza en manos torpes, o cumbre póstuma del inquietante pensamiento y de la palabra pasional y devastadora de Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900). El Anticristo, como toda la obra filosófica del insigne alemán, ha sido interpretado de muy diversos modos; dos, tres o hasta más sentidos se encierran en una hermenéutica precisa pero desconcertante, destructora pero germen de una libertad desconocida hasta entonces: la del 'superhombre'. Nietzsche es el anticristo, la subversión a un lastre de siglos que han desvirtuado la religión; no es una negación, es la apertura de un calendario a una nueva existencia, fechada "en el día primero del año uno (30 de septiembre de 1888 de la falsa cronologia)".

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Title	:	The Anti-Christ
Author	:	Friedrich Nietzsche
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 126 pages
Published	:	(first published June 2nd 1895)
Categories	:	Philosophy. Nonfiction. Religion. Classics

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Nietzsche's most incisive criticism is that Judeo-Christian morals invert the truly noble human virtues (honor, pride, beauty, and power), replacing them with diminutive human qualities such as pity, humility, meekness, and submissiveness. In Nietzsche's opinion, only a slave class would extol the virtues of humility and submissiveness and pity. Only a slave class would resent strength and power and beauty. Nietzsche believes that the values of meekness, humility, and pity constitute a

I liked the passion that his writing style managed to convey,I haven't read other philosophy book whit such intensity as this,it was a rush of blood from the guts to the head. There where some really good arguments about how Christianity weakness the active and creative power in people and how the same goes for Schopenhauer's pessimism and Buddhism.Still,he regarded Buddhism above church Christianity,because Buddha talked against something real:suffering, and not an invented concept like

"The Antichrist" begins with the writer's egotistical pledge to become immortal, and then he pretty much backs his shit up. Masterfully. He identifies his readership & reading Nietzsche is like joining a secret club that's more than a century old. Indeed, one feels like a pariah when trying to discern the 2000+ year old lie.So, after this, perhaps THE quintessential Anti-Christian argument, the question is-- why do people STILL believe? I believe that they have all, as its the most obvious

Unlike many other people who have reviewed this book, I do not believe that Nietzsche was an idiot. It is extremely obvious in The Antichrist, that Nietzsche was strongly right-wing, and therefore had a strongly right-wing outlook on life. This is NOT a book for someone who is NOT right-wing themself, and also CLOSED-MINDED TOWARD OTHER WAYS OF THINKING. Its true, Nietzsche's beliefs are not democratic. He did not believe that all men were created equal. He believed that strength was good, that



The Antichrist, is written by the philosopher, Frederich Nietzsche, and in this book, Nietzsche explains his view on Christianity, and he goes on to tell us how tremendously damaging it is to western civilisation. It is rather immediate to the reader, that he wishes Christianity to come to an end.This short book presents itself as angry ramblings, and I found it to be rather intense. It certainly wasn't intense enough to put me off, though. I LOVED it. Nietzsche is masterful in his philosophical

As an atheist, I wish I had liked this better but it's too full of crazy name-calling and smug self congratulating and angry bellowing, leaving about only 1/3 of the book to explain his ideas. Which I can't say are super crazy, I mean, when it boils down to it, he says Catholicism is the anti-christ because it never understood Jesus's real message, which was to live naturally and in a sort of live-and-let-live(or die) way, and instead perverted the message and turned it into shenanigans about