The opposite of the Messiah

This book is only for a few people, and perhaps none of these few have been born yet. They may also be among those who have been able to understand Zoroastrianism; and how can I confuse myself with those who are already given listening ears? The day after tomorrow is only my time. Some people are not born except after death. The book is considered the first part of the author "The Heart of All Values" by Friedrich Nietzsche. In this book, Nietzsche considers that the crucified is not Jesus of Nazareth, but the Christ who is the spoil of Paul "and the early Christians, then the church afterward." "Since 1883 exactly, Nietzsche has been making a strict distinction between the historical figure of Jesus and the mythical figure of Christ." In this work, Nietzsche addresses Christianity and its main founder Paul more than he criticizes Jesus of Nazareth, whom he considered a pure, inward, spiritual youth, with no relation to what is around him except for his aversion to that environment, his lifestyle, thinking, and beliefs. He did not call for founding a church, and his entire life was a collection of spiritual sermons. He is not a believer for others, nor a savior for others — according to the book — nor does he promise the kingdom of God, as Nietzsche emphasizes in paragraph (32) of this book when he says: "Rather, it is the belief; his own belief, and himself the salvation — his own salvation, and his own kingdom of God." Number of pages: 160 Year of publication: 2011 Publisher: Al-Jamal Publications