[allmendream]

Hitler believed in fixed kinds and that Germans were created in the highest image of God. Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated and in Muslim nations.

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Hitler believed in fixed kinds and that Germans were created in the highest image of God. Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated and in Muslim nations.

That may or may not be true about creationism. I don't think you are right about "fixed types," though. More here. But not being either a biologist or a theologian, Hitler mixed up concepts without much regard to theoretical consistency.

[kearnyirish2]

“Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated and in Muslim nations.”

Creationism is a prominent belief in the cultures (in America and otherwise) that believe children are worth having; someday they will be all that is left, and maybe out of the kindness of their hearts they will tend the pet cemeteries of the evolutionists from the days of yore...

[CatherineofAragon]

"Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated and in Muslim nations."

REALLY? Then I'm going to ditch my belief in God's Word right now, because fitting in with self-satisfied intellectual nitwits is what matters to me! /s

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated and in Muslim nations.

Retard.

[Hayride]

Hitler believed in fixed kinds and that Germans were created in the highest image of God. Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated and in Muslim nations.

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Hitler was a eugenicist and occultist. The gene pool had to be scrubbed of the inferior Jew so the master race thrive. Don’t think that those beliefs or the master plan died out with Adolf. It’s a lot easier to murder huge swaths of people when you reduce them to the level animals. Check out what prominent globalists think the sustainable population numbers should be and take a guess if you and yours will be returning to Mother Gaia prematurely.

[metmom]

Hitler believed in fixed kinds and that Germans were created in the highest image of God. Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated and in Muslim nations.

Godwin's Law....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law

There are many corollaries to Godwin's law, some considered more canonical (by being adopted by Godwin himself)[3] than others.[1] For example, there is a tradition in many newsgroups and other Internet discussion forums that once such a comparison is made, the thread is finished and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically lost whatever debate was in progress.

Looks like amd forfeited the argument from the get go.

[cookcounty]

"Hitler believed in fixed kinds and that Germans were created in the highest image of God. Creationism is only a prominent belief in America among the less educated."

Actually, Hitler strongly believed in evolution and that since in evolution some are perforce more evolved than others, equality of the races is illogical ....which squares entirely with Darwin's evolutionary ideas.

Hopefully your scientific research is more meticulous than your historical research.

[Mr. Lucky]

Your faith in Hitler's religiosity is misplaced.

While creationism is an innappropriate subject for public school children, history is not.