UltimateReality
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Sounds like every one of your posts is a desperate plea for my attention.. It seems your every post is spent stalking me, you sad, desperate, Christian black hole of need and want.Surprising truth from the revisionist Wikipedia!!
Nazi attitudes towards Christianity
Many Nazis promoted positive Christianity, a militant, non-denominational form of Christianity which viewed Christ as an active fighter and anti-semite who opposed the institutionalized Judaism of his day.[38] Even in the later years of the Third Reich, many Protestant and Catholic clergy within Germany persisted in believing that Nazism was in its essence in accordance with Christian precepts.[39]
The Nazi leadership made use of both Christian symbolism, indigenous Germanic pagan imagery, and ancient Roman symbolism in their propaganda. However, the use of pagan symbolism worried some Protestants.[40] Many Nazi leaders, including Adolf Hitler,[41] subscribed either to a mixture of pseudoscientific theories, particularly Social Darwinism,[42] or to mysticism and occultism, which was especially strong in the SS.[citation needed] Central to both groupings was the belief in Germanic (white Northern-European) 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.[citation needed]
In a confidential message to the Gauleiter on June 9, 1941, Martin Bormann, had declared that "National Socialism and Christianity are irreconcilable."[43] He also declared that the Churches influence in the leadership of the people "must absolutely and finally be broken." Bormann believed Nazism was based on a "scientific" world-view, and was completely incompatible with Christianity.[43] Bormann stated: [UR: Hawly would have been a good little Nazi, especially if she could gas Christians and Jews together]
When we National Socialists speak of belief in God, we do not mean, like the naive Christians and their spiritual exploiters, a man-like being sitting around somewhere in the universe. The force governed by natural law by which all these countless planets move in the universe, we call omnipotence or God. The assertion that this universal force can trouble itself about the destiny of each individual being, every smallest earthly bacillus, can be influenced by so-called prayers or other surprising things, depends upon a requisite dose of naivety or else upon shameless professional self-interest.[44]
Hmm, sounds alarmingly like Hawly!!!
Odd how the fundie Christian is trying to divorce christianity from Nazi ideology when that ideology was deeply rooted in christianity.
Typical revisionist nonsense from my creepy stalker.
More parrotting. Hawly want a cracker?