No need for Dr. Dawkins to it, the Nazi photographers have it covered:
Hitler's Brown shirts (SA) attending and leaving church services.
Hitler leaves the Marine Church in Wilhelmshaven.
Hitler in front of the "Church of our Lady" --a Brown shirt rally, Nuremberg 1928.
Hitler at the same church, now sans Brown shirts.Nuremberg 1934
Hitler as "best man" at Hermann Goring wedding.
(Only Christians perform Christian weddings, and the Nazis were no exception)
Same with Christmas.
and
Christmas 1944 with Nazi officers and their girlfriends.
The Concordat between the Vatican and the Nazis.
(Note the Concordat legitimized Hitler and the Nazi government to the eyes of Catholicism, Christianity, and the world)
Chaplain with a machine gun unit.
(Note the insignia on the officers cap and Christian Cross around his neck)
Memorial for Fallen SS Soldiers, Poland 1939.
Catholic Bishops giving the Nazi salute in honor of Hitler.
Spanish Bishops giving the fascist salute.
Cardinal Michael Faulhaber marches between rows of SA men at a Nazi rally in Munich.
More Priests giving the Hitler salute, August 1933.
Welcome Celebration for Bishop Konrad Graf von Preysing in the Sportpalast, Berlin, 8 Sept. 1935
(Note the Chi Rho Cross, next to the Swastika)
Flags of the Deutsche Christen (German Christians), an amalgam of Lutheran, Catholics, and the NSDAP (Nazi Party).
(Note the flags with the Christian cross with the swastika centered on the cross)
SA storm troopers with placards of the "German Christians," Berlin, July 1933.
Hitler himself appeals to all Protestant Christians in a radio speech on the eve of the election to vote for the "German Christians."
Presidium of the "German Christians," Berlin, November 13, 1933
(After "The Church and the State" election)
National Bishop Friedrich Coch giving a Hitler greeting in Dresden, 10 December 1933
Gott Mit Uns (God With Us) Nazi Buckle
Hitler and mother with the Mutterkreuz (Mother's Cross)
(Note the longer lower branch, it's a Christian Cross, not the symmetrical Iron Cross used for military decorations)
Schlageter pin badge
In memory of Nazi Leo Schlageter, a martyr for the German cause. Executed by the French in Duesseldorf in May 1923.
Leo Schlageter memorial
Grave of Alois and Klara Hitler at St. Michael's), in Leonding, Austria
(Hitler visited the grave of his parents, shown center, on March 12, 1938, the day he followed his troops as they invaded Austria)
Detail of a frieze carved into the side of the pulpit at Martin Luther Memorial Church in Berlin.
(Note the Aryan Jesus next to the Nazi soldier and Aryan women and children)
Baptismal font with carving of Hitler holding an stormtrooper's cap.
German Lutheran Church Gazette honoring Hitler, April 1939.
Translation reads: "German Deacons' Gazette
MAGAZINE FOR MALE DEACONS
Organ of the German Deacons
One is your Master, Christ, but ye are all brethren
(Note the Crown & Cross in the upper right,the Lutheran Church still uses the symbol today)
"When you see a cross"
Page from the anti-Semitic German children's book, "Der Giftpilz" (The Poisonous Mushroom)
The text reads, "When you see a cross, then think of the horrible murder by the Jews on Golgotha..."
"Mother Mary with the Holy Child Jesus Christ" 1913 by Adolf Hitler
It's really quite attractive, actually. Something only a Christian could invent.
Note that Jesus looks like a blond haired Aryan. Which is appropriate, Nazis did not consider Jesus a Jew)
"Mountain scene with wayside cross" 1925 by Adolf Hitler
Wow This just screams for a 'John 3:16' quote ...
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Okey-doke, Oshkalaboomboom. I'm done for now.
Sooo what do you have, I mean, besides a BS book by faux-historian Richard Weikart or bogus quotes from François Genoud?
Or maybe you can jitterbug around with the same old lame excuse: "Hitler didn't act like a Christian, so he wasn't a Christian"?
