TheWastelander
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Sawyer said:TheWastelander said:Sawyer said:Hitler was fighting for Christendom
:tard:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_euthanasia_and_the_Catholic_Church
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirchenkampf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirchenkampf#The_Nazi_persecution_of_the_Christian_Churches
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landeskirche#List_of_Landeskirchen_in_1922_with_changes_until_1945
I didn't say Germany was a perfect representative for Christendom. It was a futile attempt at salvaging the remnants of an already lost civilization. In hindsight it is clear as day it was over before it started. What's interesting to me is looking through Hitler's eyes and wondering how the hell he thought he had a ghost of a chance.
There are two possible explanations:
1. It was reasonable at the time to believe the rest of the world hadn't been as corrupted as Weimar. Instead it was obvious the rest of the world had already been completely bought (in hindsight).
2. Even Hitler knew the world had been completely bought but was a pawn to hold the final nail in Christendom's coffin. This seems unlikely as I think he was, in essence, a man of good will.
Wastelander, you're an American fundamentalist Christian. Usually that means one is a Christian Zionist. I can respect that, but your opinion is clouded by the fact that a Christian Zionist believes Israel is a positive fulfillment of prophecy.
I am not a Christian Zionist. Unsaved Jews who reject Christ are going to hell, same as every other unsaved person. They are not God's chosen people as they were in the Old Testament.
I believe it is a Christian's duty to spread the gospel to them in order to try to save them from that fate.
I by no means support everything the state of Israel does just because a large portion of American neoconservative Evangelicals do.
I do not consider myself an "Evangelical."
Care to assume anything more about me?