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You contend he was a pagan

History contends he was a pagan. He contended he was a pagan. The guy was consumed with Ayrianism! Do you know wat an Aryan was? Look it up! An Aryan was a descendant of the Atlanteans! Hitler was an insane occultist!

It was quite natural, following the confused failure to Nazify Protestantism, that some of Hitler's followers should have turned to Paganism. The Norse myths are a first-class nationalist substitute. Carried to its logical extreme, Naziism in fact demands the creation of a new and nationalist religion. Hitler has indicated this in a speech at Nuremberg in September, 1935. "Christianity," he said, "succeeded for a time in uniting the old Teutonic tribes, but the Reformation destroyed this unity. Germany is now a united nation. National Socialism has succeeded where Christianity failed." And Heiden has quoted Hitler's remark, "We do not want any other God than Germany itself."

You can find this information many places.

How does Hitler's baptism as an infant-- against his will-- make him a Christian? Christianity is not a race. It is a choice. Infants can't make that choice.

Again you have unjustly accused me of a lie.

Would you feel better if I used a different word? You are trying to make a connection between Christianity and Nazism. There is nothing in common between the two. Nothing.

You are trying to make a connection between Christianity and Nazism.

No, I think your emotions are getting the better of you and you are jumping to conclusions that I am not proposing. I am interested in the people who committed the atrocities, much as the movie is interested in the people who betrayed Yeshua. What religion did the people who committed the atrocities belong to, not according to you, but according to themselves or conventions at the time ?

If you say pagan simply because they were ungodly atrocities then we lose some historical accuracy. If you contend that the Holocaust was carried out by pagans, was the Inquisition also carried out by pagans, the Crusades ?

I can live with whatever definition you wish to use as long as it is consistent.

I am perfectly willing to accept the truth that some Jews were responsible for the betrayal and death of Yeshua of Nazareth. They were either willingly involved or did nothing to stop it. I hold the Romans primarily responsible for the deed but the Jews should have protected him and never delivered him to the Gentiles.