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Mentioned in 17 episodes

The antichrist

Book • 1927

Friedrich Nietzsche's "The Antichrist" is a highly critical assessment of Christianity and its influence on Western culture.

Nietzsche attacks Christian morality and its values, arguing that they are life-denying and have stifled human potential.

He advocates for a revaluation of all values and a rejection of traditional religious beliefs.

The book is known for its provocative and often inflammatory language.

It's a significant work in understanding Nietzsche's critique of religion and his vision for a new morality.

It remains a controversial but influential text.

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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by

Stephen West

in a discussion about guilt and self-punishment.

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Episode #158 ... The Creation of Meaning - Nietzsche - The Ascetic Ideal

Mentioned by

Ben Wilson

to illustrate the impact of Bach's music.

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JS Bach

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson as a critic of Christianity and a prognosticator of nihilism's consequences.

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148. Nietzsche, Dostoevsky, Kierkegaard (Existentialism)

Mentioned by

Dr. Michael Sugrue

as one of Nietzsche's works that undermines faith in the Western religious tradition.

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Philosophy Series: Nietzsche and the Death of God

Mentioned by

Auron Macintyre

when quoting Lawrence Oster's thinking, which conforms to the conclusions of the Antichrist perfectly.

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Nick Land on the Power of Discrimination | 8/27/25

Mentioned by

Dan Friesen

when discussing quotes used by Bill Cooper in his lecture.

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#1036: Mystery Babylon #6

Eric Wagner

recommends this translation to be shocked by Nietzsche's ideas.

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Episode 45: Eric Wagner about Friedrich Nietzsche and more

Mentioned by the speakers when discussing the threat detection part of our brain.

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Untimely Reflections #35: Uberboyo - Politics as Neuro-Physiology

Mentioned by

Matt McManus

as one of the books that profoundly impacted his thinking during a personal crisis.

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Taking Nietzsche seriously

Mentioned as a really powerful and succinct book, a straightforward attack on the values of Christianity, but caustic and polemical in the extreme and can be off-putting for new readers.

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Special Episode: Nietzsche Podcast Reading Guide

Mentioned by the podcast host as a work he initially found confusing but later appreciated.

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Q&A Episode #1

Mentioned in the context of Nietzsche's views on the relationship between Platonism and Christianity.