The Antichrist

Nietzsche's final philosophical work expresses his deep frustration with the prevailing cultural attitudes of his time, particularly critiquing contemporary Christian values. He advocates for a "higher morality" and a radical "transmutation of all values," positioning himself as a challenger to traditional beliefs. Despite his criticisms, he retains a complex admiration for Jesus and certain aspects of Christianity, contributing to his controversial reputation as an adversary of the faith.