How Catholic was Hitler?

[CatholicDefender]

How Catholic was Hitler?

Not enough for this fine fellow!

http://www.thedailybeast.com/the-catholi...-on-hitler

[Minimalist]

Ever wonder why there was no Saving Private Ryan about the Italy campaign? It was a massive drudge....thats why!

My father was there with Mark Clark's 5th Army.  He would have agreed with you.

[CatholicDefender]

^Really? Id love to hear some of his experiences.

It's a shame World War 2 is no longer in recent memory, and hence much fewer veterans who are lucid enough to tell their tales.

I really wish that whole revolt against Mussolinni could have gone more smoothly, so the Italian army could have helped the allies out more.

[Minimalist]

Yeah.... they really helped the Germans.

[Drich]

So none of you are intrested in the truth... No wonder yu types are so busy tearing down momuments and covering up our history.. (that way you can write your own BS version and there is little anyone can do to disproove it.)

In truth in 1938 Hitler separated from the church at Rome and sentenced anyone (at first to banishment) and ultimately death for worshiping God through the church at rome.

Hitler established a new church a new "positive Christianity." a Version of Christianity where Jesus was an white, and He Hitler was had tuned nazi rule in with the will of God. Inorder to Save the German people and develop a race of super God like beings.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_Christianity

[Anomalocaris]

Yeah.... they really helped the Germans.

Hey, it takes talent to be so resoundingly whipped by the Greeks. It didn't even take them that many trys to overrun the Abyssinian.

[Redbeard The Pink]

Sooo...like...what, you're shocked and offended that Hitler happened to belong to more or less the same imaginary friend club as you? Is it really so surprising that such a man could follow your religion?

I mean, let's say Hitler wasn't Catholic at all. Maybe he wasn't even a sincere believer. Who cares? There's no shortage of Catholics (both historically and contemporarily) who are guilty of some seriously atrocious shit. What about your religion or its history makes you think that Hitler can't have been a sincere Catholic? The fact that he was "living in sin?" So what? Lots of Catholics have sex out of wedlock. The fact that he killed all those people? So what? The Crusades and the Spanish Inquisition were a thing, too. And don't even get me started on the fact that the modern Catholic church is essentially a criminal organization that protects pedophiles and shuffles them around amongst a fresh supply of easily subverted youth. Like damn.

[Minimalist]

So none of you are intrested in the truth... No wonder yu types are so busy tearing down momuments and covering up our history.. (that way you can write your own BS version and there is little anyone can do to disproove it.)

In truth in 1938 Hitler separated from the church at Rome and sentenced anyone (at first to banishment) and ultimately death for worshiping God through the church at rome.

Hitler established a new church a new "positive Christianity." a Version of Christianity where Jesus was an white, and He Hitler was had tuned nazi rule in with the will of God. Inorder to Save the German people and develop a race of super God like beings.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positive_Christianity

There are in excess of 40,000 different jesus cults, asshole.  What's one more or less? 

BTW, your republicunt pals are doing the same.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Looks like Pius condemned the holocaust in sort of a vague way

https://www.ewtn.com/library/PAPALDOC/P12CH42.HTM

1. "What is this world war, with all its attendant circumstances, whether they be remote or proximate causes, its progress and material, legal and moral effects? What is it but the crumbling process, not expected, perhaps, by the thoughtless but seen and depreciated by those whose gaze penetrated into the realities of a social order which hid its mortal weakness and its unbridled lust for gain and power?"

2. War has torn from their native land and scattered in the land of the stranger; who can make their own the lament of the Prophet: "Our inheritance is turned to aliens; our house to strangers." Mankind owes that vow to the hundreds of thousands of persons who, without any fault on their part, sometimes only because of their nationality or race, have been consigned to death or to a slow decline. Mankind owes that vow to the many thousands of non-combatants, women, children, sick and aged, from whom aerial war-fare—whose horrors we have from the beginning frequently denounced—has without discrimination or through inadequate precautions, taken life, goods, health, home, charitable refuge, or house of prayer. Mankind owes that vow to the flood of tears and bitterness, to the accumulation of sorrow and suffering, emanating from the murderous ruin of the dreadful conflict and crying to Heaven to send down the Holy Spirit to liberate the world from the inundation of violence and terror."

He never condemned it explicitly but a lot of people knew what he was getting at.

I wonder how he avoided being turned into a bar of soap by Hitler.

Did Hitler like him? I read that in spite of Pius' vacillation and silence Hitler viewed him with scorn and suspicion.

That's some serious weaksauce there coming from the alleged representative of God.

[Minimalist]

Hedging his bets is all.  By the winter of 1942 the Germans were in the process of getting their asses kicked at Stalingrad and it was obvious to everyone that the Allies would invade Italy in 1943.  Give him credit only for reading the handwriting on the wall.