Was Hitler a Christian?

[Cyberman]

Yeah, those ingrates. Bitching all the time about those few who were killed because of being surplus population. They don't know when they were well off.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

The evidence is on the table. Not that the likes of Wyrd ever accept it.

The confessions of Pohl, Ohlendorf, Höss, Eichmann, Wisliceny - man I'm getting tired of typing names for someone not even having a look. Himmler's speech at Posen, recorded, undisputed even by eyewitnesses having been there. The remnants of the gas chambers, the confessions of Franz Stangl.

And on and on goes the list. As if 6 million jews, who simply vanished into thin air weren't evidence enough.

First of all the 6 million figure is pure BS.  Before the war there was no accurate census numbers of Jews in Europe and Russia.  The 6 million number was made up to make it sound impressive, plus it's easy to remember.  Just blab 6 million.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

Yeah, those ingrates. Bitching all the time about those few who were killed because of being surplus population. They don't know when they were well off.

You got that right.  They survived to bitch and moan because no one was trying to kill them.  That's why they are alive this very minute.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

The problem seems to be that too many people refuse to accept the idea that Hitler was a Christian who believed in the biblical ethnocentric Middle Eastern Jewish religious fairy tale.  He was just like the typical evangelical who thinks that zombie Jesus will return and take them to heaven for eternal life.  Now, according to the fairy tale, it's not really "wrong" to kill believers since a magic number of them must be killed before zombie Jesus starts moving (Revelation 6:9-11)  https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?se...RV;MEV;NET.  Whatever the number Hitler was responsible for it simply wasn't enough.   Zombie Jesus is still as stiff as a board.  

It seems that Hitler wimped out like Saul did in 1 Samuel 15:9-11 and showed mercy at the wrong time and pissed off God.  Good help is hard to find.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?se...RV;MEV;NET