THE CHRIST: A Defense of Sacred Truth in an Age of Cynicism

This book is a comprehensive philosophical and theological response to Friedrich Nietzsche’s critique of Christianity, particularly his work The Antichrist. The author argues that Nietzsche’s diagnosis—that Christianity is a “slave morality” born of ressentiment (resentment) that denies life and celebrates weakness—is fundamentally backwards. Collar contends that the Christian narrative, centered on Jesus Christ, represents the highest form of human flourishing, psychological integration, and historical progress. The book blends personal memoir, biblical scholarship, modern psychology, and historical analysis to present Christianity not as a life-denying poison, but as the source of life’s fullest meaning.