The German philosopher Nietzsche’s view of human “ressentiment” is reflected in two points: 1. He despised Christianity. more precisely, he despised the Apostle Paul’s promotion of “slave morality,” which distorted Jesus’s original intention (and he called Jesus the only Christian): mediocre people yearn to defeat the strong through ressentiment. Tragically, it has prevailed. 2. Nietzsche regarded the women’s liberation movement (i.e., ideologies related to feminism) as a manifestation of the weakening and degeneration of female instincts, the ressentiment of certain women, stemming from their own physiological or ability deficiencies, directed against other “more natural, more fertile” women.