In a radio broadcast Hitler made a mistake…never before had the party aligned themselves with a particular group of Christians…but now, under what he called positive Christianity…(not negative which included sin and a need for repentance)….but he now…grouped himself with the “German Christians”, which was heavily laced with Nazis. Hitler was using this “Christianity” as a cloak to disguise their real intentions.
Altona Confession where the Christians took their stand against the radicalism of the Nazi party’s effect on the Christian Church.
Ever since 1920 Hitler and his Nazi thugs claimed to be Christian according to the infamous Article 24 of the Nazi Platform. Hitler knew very few German’s knew of his occultic background and that his Nazi henchmen (Goebbels, Hess, Himmler, etc. ) all had occultic and criminal backgrounds. However Article 24 insisted that the Nazis were to be understood as embracing a “positive Christianity” and not a negative Christianity. The “positive Christian” emphasis of the Nazis meant they were not going to be restricted by things they believed were negative in tone such as, man’s sinful and fallen nature, the need for a Substitutionary Atonement, the historic Gospel of a Justifying Faith in Jesus Christ and the need for a new birth from our fallen nature. These and other doctrines were negative to the Nazis and the Nazis especially abhorred the “negativity” of the Laws of God as found in the Pentateuch, the Prophets and throughout the New Testament. ( they rejected for example the 10 commandments). Hitler very often had himself photographed in the news holding Luther’s actual Bible, and often spoke of the Nazi movement as completing the German Reformation and morality. His choice of words here were exposed by several individuals early. (Read the article)
With the rise of the Internet, a new “breed” of atheism is disseminating its positions boldly. Many issues are addressed on websites by the new guard of atheists who bear their “non-belief” like a badge of honor. It is a bold, aggressive movement…
One of the most egregious misstatements of this aggressive movement is its attempt to liken the historic tenets and Churches of the Christian faith in
America to the “Christianity” of Adolph Hitler. The fact of the matter remains: Hitler and his Nazi thugs were master deceivers… and with the massive money infusion provided by some American industrialists and their companies to German I.G. Farben, those Nazis gained a strong position through the cultural organs of the day. (Read the article)
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