NIETZSCHE: The Antichrist – Christ vs. Christianity | The Great Conversation

The Antichrist, by Friedrich Nietzsche, is an extensive criticism of Christianity. But Nietzsche makes a very important distinction between the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Christian religion.…

The Antichrist, by Friedrich Nietzsche, is an extensive criticism of Christianity. But Nietzsche makes a very important distinction between the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Christian religion. In this video, we will discuss Nietzsche’s thoughts upon the origin of Christianity and its perversion of Christ’s teachings. Christianity asserts that salvation is attained through faith in Jesus Christ as Savior. But Nietzsche claims that Jesus did not die to save mankind, but rather to show mankind how one ought to live. “He knew that it was only by a way of life that one could feel one’s self ‘d

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