The claim that this system is a “complete outlook on the world” is made in a paragraph on George Eliot from a series of “skirmishes in a war with the age.” This system and alcohol are called “the two great means of corruption” in a passage that says that “nobody remains at liberty to choose” because “either a man is a Chandala (“chun-DAH-lah”) or he is not.” This system is called “the metaphysics of the hangman” in a passage that calls the idea of free will one of the “four great errors.” A book ends by calling this system “the one immortal blemish upon the human race” and then calling for “the transvaluation of all values.” According to an 1895 book, the very word for this system is a misunderstanding because at bottom the only true follower of this religion was the man who founded it. For 10 points, Friedrich Nietzsche often criticized what religion’s “slave morality”? ■END■
ANSWER: Christianity [or the Christian religion; accept Christian morality; reject “religion” or “monotheism”; reject “slave morality”]
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