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"Wait a minute to pervert a thing changes what was, yet you associate the original as the perverted thing. Hitler was an evil pervert and he was not Christian."

He was a Christian to some extent, though his was a perverted Christianity. He was not following the teachings of the Bible as we know them, but he did include a sick version of Jesus in his *theology*. Why is this distinction so hard to grasp?

"Yet you keep pushing the word Christianity as a form of Hitlerism. "

No, I never did that. Stop lying. I said the opposite.

" Was not intended to be a refutation rather a commonality of belief systems."

That's why you posted it as a response to my statement that it wasn't Darwin who invented the concept of race? It was not invented by pre-Darwinian evolutionists, it was invented by pre-Darwinian creationists (as 99% of scientists were then). Does that mean that creationism is racist? Not at all. It means that some creationists were.

" As Christ said you are in this world but not of this world, like I care what the world thinks."

So, you don't really care what natural selection is as long as you can use your definition to suit your aims?

"I told you that I was not going to take the time to dig out the citation, but I will ping you the next time I see the crowing of an evolutionists of the lessor among them for being lessor to preserve their environmental conditions."

I won't hold my breath. :)

"He was a Christian to some extent, though his was a perverted Christianity. He was not following the teachings of the Bible as we know them, but he did include a sick version of Jesus in his *theology*. Why is this distinction so hard to grasp?

"Yet you keep pushing the word Christianity as a form of Hitlerism. "

No, I never did that. Stop lying. I said the opposite."

I think you need a break you are in a conflict with yourself.

He was a Christian to some extent, though his was a perverted Christianity. He was not following the teachings of the Bible as we know them, but he did include a sick version of Jesus in his *theology*. Why is this distinction so hard to grasp?

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To what Christian church did Hitler belong? How often did he attend?

How does the definition of a "Christian" involve someone who "was not following the teachings of the Bible as we know them"?