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>Slave morality.
>First introduced by Friedrich Nietzsche in his book, "The Genealogy of Morals."
>Value system that originates from a position of weakness and powerlessness, which is based on the resentment and hatred towards those who have power and success.
>Slave morality is in contrast to the master morality that arises from a position of strength and power.
>Virtues that are praised and encouraged include humility, meekness, forgiveness, and obedience.
>Virtues are seen as a way to cope with the lack of power and control that one has over their life, focus is on the afterlife and the rewards that come from being a good and "virtuous" person.
>Christianity seen as an embodiment of slave morality,
>Religion of the oppressed, emphasizing humility, meekness, and forgiveness of one's enemies.
>Christian notion of original sin and the belief that human beings are inherently flawed and in need of salvation reinforces the idea of weakness and powerlessness.
>Focus on self-denial, the rejection of material possessions, and the promise of an eternal reward in heaven all reflect a slave morality mentality.
>Form of nihilism that stifles human potential and creativity.
>Leads to a resentment towards those who are successful and powerful.
>TL;DR
Christianity is literally the definition of a beta mindset.

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