El Anticristo

The Anti-Christ challenges religious beliefs with bold assertions—I'm curious what personal or philosophical motivations drove Nietzsche to take such a fierce stance.

The intensity in parts felt particularly confrontational, almost like a battle cry. Was this tone typical for Nietzsche, or was this book a special case?

His critique of traditional morals feels provocative even now. Do others see his arguments as relevant or problematic in modern discussions about morality?