The Case Against Christianity Nietzsche’s attack on Christianity is the most sustained, ruthless, and comprehensive assault on religion in Western philosophy. He did not merely question Christian metaphysics or point out logical contradictions. He diagnosed Christianity as psychological poison, as a life-denying ideology that makes humans weak, sick, and resentful. His critique operates on multiple levels simultaneously: philosophical, showing Christianity’s claims are incoherent; historical, tracing how Christianity emerged and triumphed; psychological, exposing the motives behind religious belief; ethical, demonstrating how Christian morality undermines human excellence; cultural, arguing Christianity destroyed what was best in Western civilization. This multi-layered assault leaves nothing...