Judaism (n.) is, along with Christianity, the key culprit in the 'slave revolt in morality,' in which the health and wealth of the aristocratic elite, once regarded as good, became sinfully evil, while the poverty and sickness of the poor went from bad to holy.
Judaism (n.) is an admirable race and nationality, but, because of Jesus and the early Christians (who were jewish) they are also the originators of the slave revolt in morality which made humility and weakness 'good'.
Judaism (n.) is responsible for inverting the aristocratic value-equation: Good =noble = powerful = beautiful = happy = beloved of God) by naming the powerful the evil, the cruel, the lustful, the insatiable, and then clinging to the hateful inversion that the wretched alone are the good... the poor, powerless, lowly, the suffering, the deprived, the sick, the ugly, alone are pious, they alone are blessed by God.
Judaism (n.) is a religion for which it can be equally certain that, on the one hand, if forced into it by the anti-semites, it could have mastery over Europe, and on the other, it is not working and planning for that.
Judaism (n.) is marked by a host of unpleasant characteristics, just as is every other nation and individual, but they are also just as useful and desirable an ingredient as any other national remnant in the project of producing the strongest possible european mixed race.
Judaism (n.) is to thank for maintaining a constant link between europe and its greco-roman roots. In the darkest of times when the asiatic cloud masses had gathered heavily over europe, judaism served to occidentalize europe, just as Christianity is guilty of doing everything to orientalize the occident.
Judaism's (n.) greatest deed is that the jews are the inventors of Christianity.
Judaism (n.) raised the imagination of moral loftiness to a greater elevation than any other people, and alone succeeded in uniting the conception of a holy God with the idea of sin as an offence against this holiness.
Judaism (n.) has assisted essentially in occidentalising the Occident anew—in a certain sense, making Europe's mission and history a continuation of that of Greece.
Judaism (n.) invented sin, as it is felt wherever Christianity prevails—a Jewish feeling and a Jewish invention.
Judaism (n.) has, in its Old Testament, the book of divine justice, men, things, and sayings on such an immense scale that Greek and Indian literature has nothing to compare with it.
Judaism (n.) was distinguished, like primitive Christianity, by its repugnance to miracles and its relative rationalism.
Judaism (n.) is the soil out of which Christianity grew; Christianity is not a counter-movement against the Jewish instinct, but its rational outcome, one step further in its appalling logic.
Judaism (n.) had as its main feature the confounding of guilt with sorrow and the reduction of all sin to sin against God.