“What stands most explicitly as critique in Nietzsche's late work in not a development from earlier interests but a return to two problems of enduring personal involvement for him, those of Wagner and of Christianity. Der Antichrist , to take one case, is not a response to a resuscitating public interest in Christian religion; it is primarily a renewed attempt to resolve for himself the question of piety.” TwoProblemChristianInterestChristianityCasesDevelopmentReturnLateResponseEndureResolveInvolvementPietyCritiqueAntichristPublic InterestWagner Author:John Carroll
“The signs of the antichrist spirit are clear. They emerge in this fashion: A significant minority then an actual majority, of the people in a society begin to throw off the restraints of history, then the restraints of written law, then accepted standards of morality, then established religion, and, finally God Himself.” PeopleChristianLawSpiritReligiousClearWrittenFashionMoralityStandardsMajorityAcceptedSignificantMinoritiesRestraintAntichrist Book:The Collected Works of Pat Robertson: The New Millennium/the New World Order/the Secret Kingdom/3 Books in 1 Source: The Collected Works of Pat Robertson: The New Millennium/the New World Order/the Secret Kingdom/3 Books in 1