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> As for the master and slave classes, Nietzsche's arguments are a bit flawed > and does not fully explain Judaic/Christain/Muslim concepts.
That is true. Nietzche wasnot able to explain everything fully, but I am not sure if that was his intent. I think that he merely tried to explain some general trends in western ethics and morality. He never saw the 20th century and how western society evolved. However, I think he makes valid points on how it is that people can do terrible things in the name of higher principles. He saw that contradiction in western society.