Was Hitler a Christian?

[Tauromachos]

Hah, obviously. He aspired to be seen in same league like Alexander or him though.

Alexander didn't aspire to exterminate other ethnicities or kill people for their race

He just endeavoured in conquering Greece's biggest rival the Persian to stop their expansion and reconciling merging their culture with
Greece(for good or for bad)

Alexander and Hitler are hardly compareable they were totally different

[Jana]

Alexander didn't aspire to exterminate other ethnicities

He just endeavoured in conquering Greece's biggest rival the Persian to stop their expansion and reconciling merging their culture with
Greece(for good or for bad)

Alexander and Hitler are hardly compareable they were totally different

Wow, you just discovered America

[Aldaris]

This map says it all


While Brits, Iberians or Dutch looked across seas to find new Lands, Germans always looked east into fertile Slavic Lands they always had aspirations to claim.

Yet failed miserably. Thinking about a Karlovy Vary weekend once this corona shit is over. ;-)

[Abriekman]

This map says it all


While Brits, Iberians or Dutch looked across seas to find new Lands, Germans always looked east into fertile Balto-Slavic Lands they always had aspirations to claim.

Slavic Land === Free Real Estate

[Tauromachos]

Wow, you just discovered America

I did not discover anything

[Ranger0075]

He was baptized under catholic church, but he didn't seem to be religious, btw most catholics I know are not that religious, more likely on sundays they go to the church but that's all, maybe he was one of these ones.

If Christianity was a big player on his decisions, christian polish wouldn't be sent to nazi camps too

[Tarlus Magnus]

Sorry but this is complete BS. In Hungary the Arrow Cross Party was national socialist and they were fanatic catholics.

But they were clearly misleading the bible. You can't deny christianity is kind of the opposite of the national socialist ideology

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[Armenian Bishop]

In his youth, Hitler was religious and sought to deepen his relationship with Christianity; he was a Choir Boy, and an Altar Boy. Hitler's mother (Klara) was a pious Catholic, but his father (Alois) was an agnostic or atheist, whom viewed religious institutions with suspicion. Hitler's father showed antipathy for Hitler's artistic and religious ambitions, and used his influence to thwart those ideas.

[catgeorge]

But they were clearly misleading the bible. You can't deny christianity is kind of the opposite of the national socialist ideology

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Not entirely.

Communism was turning people into slaves and causing divisions. This is a sin.

People who see Nazis is inferior/superior to communism as thats what the war was all about is a simpleton. I am glad Greek churches are still standing and Nazis did not touch Mt Athos but I am sure Bolsheviks would have burnt it to the ground.

[Kamal900]

In his youth, Hitler was religious and sought to deepen his relationship with Christianity; he was a Choir Boy, and an Altar Boy. Hitler's mother (Klara) was a pious Catholic, but his father (Alois) was an agnostic or atheist, whom viewed religious institutions with suspicion. Hitler's father showed antipathy for Hitler's artistic and religious ambitions, and used his influence to thwart those ideas.

Well, Hitler in his later days disliked Christianity since the religion's beliefs contradicts his beliefs on race and so on. Christianity is a very altruistic religion, esp say towards the poor and the needy which much of the religious right in the US like Kenneth Copeland or Kent Hovind for example despise, you know? When Saint Paul talked about heretics he was referring to these kind of people.