A case about the picture of the priests sieg heiling? It kinda speaks for itself, doesn’t it? I believe because of Hitler’s occult practices that satan had a spirit of deception throughout all of Germany. He was charismatic and deceptive. That’s the only way that the German people would be blinded to what was really going on, especially in the death camps. Their hatred for Jews was also evident, no matter what church they belonged to. IMHO.
You wrote:
“A case about the picture of the priests sieg heiling? It kinda speaks for itself, doesn’t it?”
No, how does it?
“I believe because of Hitler’s occult practices that satan had a spirit of deception throughout all of Germany.”
Okay, that’s what you believe. And what does that have to do with Luther?
“He was charismatic and deceptive. That’s the only way that the German people would be blinded to what was really going on, especially in the death camps.”
Actually geography was more responsible than Hitler there. All of the death camps were in Poland. All of them. Yes, there were concentration camps in Germany, but the deaths became obvious there probably only at the end of the war when the whole system broke down and tens of thousands starved and died of disease as well as their horrible treatment at the hands of the Nazis. Most Germans knew nothing of the death camps simply because they were in Poland and the Nazi controlled press wasn’t reporting their existence of course. Without the modern (and free) media would you know about death camps in Mexico if they existed? Probably not.
“Their hatred for Jews was also evident, no matter what church they belonged to. IMHO.”
Nazis certainly hated the Jews and too few Germans did anything to stand against it.
But what case were you trying to make with the photo? Be brave. Try.