don't think it's no coincidence that Iraq is an Arab nation Pakistan nation. Korea Vietnam none of them Christian nations.
Well we went to war with Germany a couple times. They were a Christian nation. We went to war with Spain...Christian nation. We went to war with Great Britain twice...Christian nation. We went to war with Mexico...Christian nation. Your memory seems a bit selective.
Nazis were not really christians, at least not the upper levels or SS. They also imprisoned and killed catholics.
Mental patients, disabled, gypsies, jews, gays, medical experimentation on children and twins..... The nazis were far from 'christian' in behavior or morals.
don't kid yourself those Germans were Christians you want to pick in shoes and say the worst ones were and the not so bad ones were ohr please
Occultism and ancient pagan mythology is not christian. Hitler made himself out as a geman god and drew from magic and myth to support his self grandeur and demand the devotion and obedience of the german people. Hitler was no Jesus. The german nazi party became the state religion.
>>The Nazi leadership made use of indigenous
Germanic pagan imagery and ancient
Roman symbolism in their
propaganda. However, the use of pagan symbolism worried some Protestants.
[32] Many Nazi leaders, including Adolf Hitler,
[30] subscribed either to a mixture of
pseudoscientific theories, particularly
Social Darwinism,
[33] or to mysticism and occultism, which was especially strong in the SS.
[34][35] Central to both groupings was the belief in Germanic (white
Nordic) racial superiority. The existence of a Ministry of Church Affairs, instituted in 1935 and headed by
Hanns Kerrl, was hardly recognized by ideologists such as
Alfred Rosenberg or by other political decision-makers.
[36] A relative moderate, Kerrl accused dissident churchmen of failing to appreciate the Nazi doctrine of "Race, blood and soil" and gave the following explanation of the Nazi conception of "Positive Christianity", telling a group of submissive clergy in 1937:
[37]
Dr Zoellner and [Catholic Bishop of Munster]
Count Galen have tried to make clear to me that Christianity consists in faith in Christ as the son of God. That makes me laugh... No, Christianity is not dependent upon the
Apostle's Creed... True Christianity is represented by the party, and the German people are now called by the party and especially the Fuehrer to a real Christianity... the Fuehrer is the herald of a new revelation".
—
Hans Kerrl, Nazi Minister for Church Affairs, 1937<<