In The Antichrist, Nietzsche delivers a sharp critique of Christianity, challenging its moral foundations and its influence on Western civilization. He argues that Christian values, particularly those of humility and meekness, have weakened human potential and strength. Instead, Nietzsche advocates for a revaluation of values that celebrates life, power, and individualism. This provocative work, filled with philosophical insights, remains one of Nietzsche's most controversial and influential writings.
