[Mylo]

The Nazis were, in their public pronouncements and their published works "Christian". I know your weak brain cannot accept that fact. But in Mien Kamph Hitler wrote that killing the Jews would be doing the "Lords work". He spoke of his savior upon the cross, so we know who he thought his lord was.

Was Luther Christian? He certainly thought he was.

How about William the Carpenter? Was he a Christian? He thought he was.

Reinald DE Chatillon? How about him? I would bet you don't know him from Adam, but maybe you should read up.

[Tailgunner Joe]

Hitler believed in a god, but it wasn't Jesus Christ.

[jb6]

Actually, one of the stated goals of the SS was the removal of Christianity from the New European Order. Hitler was big into Nitchze and his Anti-Christ and wrote to the Mufti of Jerusalem (before his exile by the British) that he would like to bring Islam into Europe to substitute Christianity which was weak. (Love thy neighbor and thy enemy and Christ being a Jew)