"My paradise lies in the shadow of my sword." With these words, Friedrich Nietzsche described his attitude toward his philosophical war against Christianity. Even though he saw that God is dead and as a result, Christian morality must eventually collapse and perish, Nietzsche condemned Christianity and wanted to "crush the infamy" because, as an anti-natural slave morality, Christianity corrupts humanity by making it weaker and by hindering the pursuit of knowledge and truth. Ever since the slave revolt in morality began over two thousand years ago, the slave morality of Christianity and its...