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I do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
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I do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
True, but most were not Nazis. And once a dictator gets into power, it is very hard to unseat him. However, consider the following: Was Adolf Hitler a Christian? - a report on How Hitler Viewed God - The 700 Club | CBN.comI do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
On the other hand, Germany was a decidedly xtian country and all of his followers were at least nominally members of that faith.
True, but most were not Nazis. And once a dictator gets into power, it is very hard to unseat him. However, consider the following: Was Adolf Hitler a Christian? - a report on How Hitler Viewed God - The 700 Club | CBN.comI do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
On the other hand, Germany was a decidedly xtian country and all of his followers were at least nominally members of that faith.
Hitler ordered the death of ten million in concentration camps and started a war that killed 50 million.
So, no.
I believe Hitler was trying to encourage the return of pagan Norse gods.
And contrary to what you may have heard, there were Jews who originally supported Hitler. So, how are they any different than "nominal christians"? Please see: Yes, In His Early Days, There Were Jews for Hitler Before the Full Horror of His Ideology Was Carried Out in the Holocaust — BuzzflashI do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
On the other hand, Germany was a decidedly xtian country and all of his followers were at least nominally members of that faith.
And contrary to what you may have heard, there were Jews who originally supported Hitler. So, how are they any different than "nominal christians"? Please see: Yes, In His Early Days, There Were Jews for Hitler Before the Full Horror of His Ideology Was Carried Out in the Holocaust — BuzzflashI do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
On the other hand, Germany was a decidedly xtian country and all of his followers were at least nominally members of that faith.
Once in power, what DICTATOR needs anyone's vote? And of course, not voting doesn't preclude fighting for Hitler, does it? Please see the following regarding Jews in the German Army: The Jews in Hitler's MilitaryAnd contrary to what you may have heard, there were Jews who originally supported Hitler. So, how are they any different than "nominal christians"? Please see: Yes, In His Early Days, There Were Jews for Hitler Before the Full Horror of His Ideology Was Carried Out in the Holocaust — BuzzflashI do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
On the other hand, Germany was a decidedly xtian country and all of his followers were at least nominally members of that faith.
People sent to death camps weren't allowed to vote.
Where you there?Hitler ordered the death of ten million in concentration camps and started a war that killed 50 million.
So, no.
You are not far from the truth. Hitler certainly loved German folklore and wanted to make a purely "Germanic religion". It was always about the ARYAN RACE --- whoever they were...I believe Hitler was trying to encourage the return of pagan Norse gods.
He would be part of the Anthropogenic Global Warming cult if alive today, a Gaia worshiper.
Hitler was a Christian, indeed.I do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
And contrary to what you may have heard, there were Jews who originally supported Hitler. So, how are they any different than "nominal christians"? Please see: Yes, In His Early Days, There Were Jews for Hitler Before the Full Horror of His Ideology Was Carried Out in the Holocaust — BuzzflashI do not see the fruits of the spirit exhibited in HITLER's views or politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/04/20/hitler-hated-judaism-he-loathed-christianity-too/
On the other hand, Germany was a decidedly xtian country and all of his followers were at least nominally members of that faith.
People sent to death camps weren't allowed to vote.
And contrary to what you may have heard, there were Jews who originally supported Hitler.
Yes, it has always been so consoling and convenient to say he was insane. The truth is that he was not very different from a lot of his contemporaries, nor from many of ours.One of Hitler's biggest financial supporters in the very early days was a Jew.
It was the business community that put Hitler in power including Jews, because instability in Germany threatened a communist take over - they would lose everything.
By the time he came to power the particular Jew who helped them was owed so much money, and by that time they'd found out he was a Jew, and his shot up body was found in a hedge after the 'Night of the long knives'.
Leading politicians and the business community all thought he would soften the anti-Semitism once in power, and they could control him. Wrong!
Hitler was INSANE! So the question in the OP is non applicable.