Full Idea
Christianity disallows all moral value to the virtue of philosophers - the triumph of reason over affects - and demands that affects reveal themselves in splendour, as love of God, fear before God, fanatical faith in God, and blindest hope in God.
Clarification
'affects' are emotions
Gist of Idea
Christianity replaces rational philosophical virtues with great passions focused on God
Source
Friedrich Nietzsche (Dawn (Daybreak) [1881], 058)
Book Reference
Nietzsche,Friedrich: 'Dawn (Daybreak) (v 5)', ed/tr. Smith, Brittain [Stanford 2011], p.43
A Reaction
Faith, hope and charity are the three great Christian virtues that were added to the four cardinal virtues of the Greeks.