Just letting you know I haven't stopped watching this series. It's just that I don't have much to add to write a comment. It's a real pity that this series didn't catch on. As for this video... I don't know.. I mean historically speaking Europe was at its greatest point in power and culture back when it was more Christian... And ever since the dearh of Christianity in Europe it seems that Europe is in decline. Of course I am sure there are other factors but Christianity did not stop many great men appearing in Europe. I guess Nietzsche could say that Christianity was useful for a time but that it had outlasted its usefulness and become harmful due to its supposed inherent contradictions. Also I am not sure I am a fan of what Nietzsche does when he ascribes nefarious motives to people. It sounds like a motive fallacy. For example how does he know that "the real motives" of meek and selfless people is to push other people down. Maybe they are just meek and selfless rather than secretly resentful. I mean it's not like it would be hard to psychologise and ascribe negative motives to Nietzsche's position as well. Like some fools that claim that Nietzsche was just a physically weak man and so that's why he worshipped strength and not for any other reason which he gives. And yet if Nietzsche expects us to take him at his word why can't he do the same for the priests he criticises. I will agree though that maybe Christianity's insistence that it is the only way to the truth, to the good, etc.. may have closed avenues for greatness for people who do not fit that mold just as it created avenues for those who could fit into that mold. The Christian world has harboured many types of great men so I wouldn't agree that Christianity is nearly as narrow or narrow-minded as Nietzsche makes it sound. Christianity is pretty flexible though maybe not enough for Nietzsche.