[keithtoo]

Christianity was not a foundation of Nazi ideology at all. The Nazi's thought Christianity was soft and they despised it's teachings. The Nazi's were a combination of Atheists and Pagans. Germany was well into it's post-Christian phase by the time the Nazi's came to power.

[From many - one.]

Primary source documentation please.

That is something Hitler wrote or spoke publically, not a quote from a private conversation that no one else ever reported on.

[PhilipFreneau]

>>>Christianity was not a foundation of Nazi ideology at all. The Nazi's thought Christianity was soft and they despised it's teachings. The Nazi's were a combination of Atheists and Pagans. Germany was well into it's post-Christian phase by the time the Nazi's came to power.<<<

In his book, "America's Real War", Rabbi Daniel Lapin (an Orthodox Jew), explains the anti-Christian ideology of Hitler (and the anti-God ideology of the left).

[thomaswest]

re 15: Christianity was not a foundation of Nazi ideology at all. The Nazi's thought Christianity was soft and they despised it's teachings. The Nazi's were a combination of Atheists and Pagans. Germany was well into it's post-Christian phase by the time the Nazi's came to power.

For 3 sentences to contain so much stupidity, this has to win a prize. Christian churches--both Catholic and Lutheran--readily embraced the National Socialist government.