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Comments on Nazism as a Religion
There are many predictions
that the religious based wars in France, in particular, will shed the blood
of literally millions of Christians as the Church established by the Antichrist
will, which will be very much like the Nazi religion, and most people really
are not aware that Nazism was more of a religion than anything else so far as
the way Hitler used it. Nazism derives its name from the National Socialist
Workers’ Party, but Nazism as the philosophy was really strongly
anti-Christian, strongly anti-scientific, and pro-killing and dying for the
great forces that are in control of the world, which were essentially satanic
in the background. So it was a religion of black arts. The SS were primarily
the priests and ministers of all that, and most of these kinds of things came
out during the Nuremberg Trials and they didn’t even want to address them
mainly because they couldn’t understand them. They tried people on entirely different
charges, mainly because they just couldn’t understand the kinds of thinking
or philosophy that was essentially satanic. They didn’t want to get into that
at all. The lawyers and the jurists literally couldn’t understand that sort
of thing. They didn’t want to get into it at all, and so they avoided the
subject, but it kept coming up over and over again: “Why was I motivated to
do this? Because it was part of my religion.” I mean, you know, the idea of
making one single massacre throughout all of |
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