[CarolinaGuitarman]

"Read THE RISE AND FALL OF THE THIRD REICH by Shrier."

Done that.

"In it you will find Hitler had a new religion in the wings in which the holy book would be the Mein Khamp (or how you spell it). It was designed to replace Christianity."

It was based in part on Christianity though it was an evil take on it. The main point that I was making is that Hitler was NOT an atheist. I have never seen any evidence that he was one, beyond the pleas of some that *He couldn't believe in a God and do the things he did*. The evidence that he DID believe in a God, and DID consider the Aryan race as some kind of perfect special creation of this creator is easily found and I think persuasive. His racial theory had religious origins, not evolutionary.


Does that mean I am equating religion with Hitler? No, not at all. Hitler's take on religion and Christianity was a perversion of it. In the same way that modern day skinheads pervert Christianity. Most neo-nazis use specifically Christian terminology; they shun evolutionary language, as most actually hate Darwin. Darwin, and modern evolutionary theory, says that all *races* of people are one species. This is a horrifying thought to neo-Nazis. They usually subscribe to some warped version of Genesis, where the white race becomes the *chosen* people. Again, they are not a true respesentation of what Christianity is. They are also not atheists, nor was their Fuhrer. That was my point.

[Just mythoughts]

Hitler thought he was 'god' and he tried to play 'god' and ended up in a pit. Now the last thing Hitler could claim was he was of this supposed super race he tried to create. Who started the 'race' business, sure wasn't the Heavenly Father or Christ, as the Heavenly Father said of HIS creation it was GOOD.

Darwin's infamous 'survival of the fittest' fits with Hitler think, and the Heavenly Father allows this think but it sure does not represent His thought, as it is Written.

[r9etb]

Hitler was a fruit loop. You're utterly dishonest if you think his insane ideas are representative of the tenets of Christianity.

[Tribune7]

It has been established beyond debate that Hitler's goal was the eradication of Christianity.

No informed, thinking, honest person can call Hitler a Christian of any stripe. By definition, he was an anti-christ.