The Antichrist - 20-26 (Buddhism, Jews)

In which the contemplative eye surveys the austere contrast between Buddhism’s serene realism and Christianity’s fervent entanglement with suffering, sin, and hope as a vital, if illusory, sustainer of life. Thus unfolds a critique of Judaeo-Christian origins and priestly manipulations that falsify natural values, reconfigure morality, and wield sin as the potent instrument of ecclesiastical dominion.