The Devil Reads Nietzsche

by Michael McEwen

The Devil Reads Nietzsche

by Michael McEwen

Trade Paper
$27.99
In this project, Michael McEwen expounds the life and philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche in order to disciple readers in how to build a biblical-theological model of engaging with non-Christian ideologies and narratives.

This item will be available on October 15, 2025

The Devil Reads Nietzsche

by Michael McEwen

The Devil Reads Nietzsche, eBook

by Michael McEwen

eBook
$22.99
In this project, Michael McEwen expounds the life and philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche in order to disciple readers in how to build a biblical-theological model of engaging with non-Christian ideologies and narratives.

This item will be available on October 15, 2025

Overview

The Devil Reads Nietzsche intends to both excavate Nietzsche and explicate how American culture has selectively adopted and appropriated Nietzschean ideals into its stories, symbols, and practices. To be clear, this project is more than a historical excavation of Nietzsche; it’s primary aim is to disciple readers to engage with cultural ideologies from within the biblical-theological narrative, and an interaction with the grandfather of postmodernism and deconstructionism will serve as a “case study” of how we might do this charitably, wisely and winsomely.

Table of Contents

PART ONE: PROMISES
Introduction

PART TWO: PARODIES
Chapter 1: Inviting Nietzsche to Church
Chapter 2: In the Beginning, God Is Dead (On Theology)
Chapter 3: The Imago Dei: Humanity and the Will to Power (On Identity)
Chapter 4: The Fall: D.cadence, Decay, and Death (On Meaning and Morality)
Chapter 5: Hebrew Prophets and Nietzsche’s Zarathustra (On Truth)

PART THREE: PRESSURES
Chapter 6: The Christ and the Antichrist (On Faith)
Chapter 7: New Creations and Beyond Nietzschean Ghosts (On Hope)
Postscript: (Re)discovering the God Who Was Dead

Acknowledgments
Glossary
General Index
Scripture Index

Overview

The Devil Reads Nietzsche intends to both excavate Nietzsche and explicate how American culture has selectively adopted and appropriated Nietzschean ideals into its stories, symbols, and practices. To be clear, this project is more than a historical excavation of Nietzsche; it’s primary aim is to disciple readers to engage with cultural ideologies from within the biblical-theological narrative, and an interaction with the grandfather of postmodernism and deconstructionism will serve as a “case study” of how we might do this charitably, wisely and winsomely.

Table of Contents

PART ONE: PROMISES
Introduction

PART TWO: PARODIES
Chapter 1: Inviting Nietzsche to Church
Chapter 2: In the Beginning, God Is Dead (On Theology)
Chapter 3: The Imago Dei: Humanity and the Will to Power (On Identity)
Chapter 4: The Fall: D.cadence, Decay, and Death (On Meaning and Morality)
Chapter 5: Hebrew Prophets and Nietzsche’s Zarathustra (On Truth)

PART THREE: PRESSURES
Chapter 6: The Christ and the Antichrist (On Faith)
Chapter 7: New Creations and Beyond Nietzschean Ghosts (On Hope)
Postscript: (Re)discovering the God Who Was Dead

Acknowledgments
Glossary
General Index
Scripture Index

About the Author

Product Details

  • ISBN:
    9781430095620
  • Status:
    Not Yet Published
  • Release Date:
    10/15/2025
  • Page Count:
    224
  • Carton Qty:
    36

Product Details

  • ISBN:
    9781430095637
  • Status:
    Not Yet Published
  • Release Date:
    10/15/2025
  • Page Count:
    208

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