This eternal indictment of Christianity I want to write on all the walls where there are walls. I have letters to make even the blind see, so Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) states at the end of this book. In a polemical, combative, and powerful manner, he articulates the core theses of his fundamental critique of Christianity in 62 sections. In an unparalleled way, the great philosopher consolidates the arguments of his earlier works into a final vehement reckoning with the most powerful root of European culture. 'The Antichrist' was first published in 1895, but was actually completed in 1888. Just a few months after its completion, Nietzsche fell into a state of mental oblivion.