what was adolf hitlers relgion?
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He was Catholic. \nIn 1936, the Reich Church was created but this still followed Catholicism. This did not have the Christian cross as its symbol but the swastika. The Bible was replaced by "Mein Kampf" which was placed on the altar. By it was a sword. Only invited Nazis were allowed to give sermons in a Reich Church.
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Hitler stood againtist Jesus at every point of life. the taste for power is not what the bible teaches. it is a thrist for Jesus Christ and following Him. let see Jesus taught the most powerful were those that served. today many people ignore the bible to follow their own earthly lust.
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So yet again kero_bearus you are proving how small-minded you are.  Judging an entire people group by one person, now that is awfully mature of you.  I could think the same about Germans - Hitler was a German and he did all those bad things, therefore all Germans are exactly like Hitler.  It's a pretty bad argument.  If you are going to pick on Christians, then at least make your questions worth-while, not stupid questions from a 17-year old who knows absolutely nothing about Christianity.
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Excellent question.  People seem to be more quick to point out the flaws in others beliefs than acknowledge their own.\n\nStalin WAS athiest.  To claim otherwise is ridiculous.  How can the head of what was an officially athiest state (and it was despite what others posted) be theist?\nAlthough Hitler was born Catholic, his beliefs were definately not Christian (ie: Christ was Aryan and fought the Jews; Aryan's evolved from Adam and Eve, and everyone else evolved naturally, etc...).  He may not have been athiest, but he certainly wasn't Christian.  Jadwiga Biskupska, who wrote "Hitler & Triumph of the Will: A Nazi Religion in the Catholic Style" in Undergraduate Quarterly, September/November 2004, even states: "...he ridicules the teachings of Church fathers and the practice of the Catholic faith... he detested the doctrines, of the Roman Church... Institutionalized religion, in Hitler's view, was a waning phenomenon...".
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That would all depend on who you asked.  As there is no known method for determining the facts about one's fate following death (yet), such a question is subject to one's personal religious/spiritual beliefs and not much else.\n\nIn my opinion, Hitler was processed in exactly the same way all souls are processed.  I do not believe that there is an external method of judgement for souls.  I imagine he experienced some pain and regret when he saw, for the first time, just how much suffering he had created, but with the perspective granted through death, I'm sure it was seen as a very small lesson in a much, MUCH larger education.\n\nOne book that discusses such things, and Hitler specifically, is Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch.  A worthwhile read for any seeker of spiritual truth, in my opinion.
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Hitler life is notable for his notoriusness. Many muslims adore hitler because they hate jews and existance of isreal.
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The Popes during the Dark Ages were driven to slaughter others because they were 'different'. They believed they were doing God's work so they felt no guilt or remorse. Hitler was driven to slaughter others because he was crazy. He also felt no guilt or remorse. The actions of those early Popes were equal to those of Hitler, their motives were also the same. Education, not Religion, is the answer to the intolerance people have toward each other. We must also remember that Hitler did not act alone, he had tens of thousands of helpers, all of whom were 'Christians'.
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Adolf Hitler (help·info) (April 20, 1889 – April 30, 1945) was Chancellor of Germany from 1933 and Führer (Leader) of Germany from 1934 until his death. He was leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei or NSDAP), better known as the Nazi Party.\n\nHitler gained power in Germany facing crisis after World War I. He used charismatic oratory and propaganda, appealing to economic need, nationalism and anti-Semitism to establish an authoritarian regime. With a restructured economy and rearmed military, Hitler pursued an aggressive foreign policy with the intention of expanding German Lebensraum ('living space') and triggered a major war in Europe by invading Poland. At the height of their power, Germany and the Axis Powers occupied most of Europe, but were eventually defeated by the Allies in what became known as World War II. By then, Hitler's racial policies had culminated in the genocide of 11 million people, including about six million Jews, in what is now known as The Holocaust.\n\nIn the final days of the war, Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker in Berlin, together with his newly wed wife, Eva Braun.
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He had a Jewish grandmother, so by his own law, he was not a German citizen.  As to his religion, he may have called himself a Christian, but I don't know of Christain teachings, or any other religion for that matter, that he followed.  He murdered 11 million people.  Nothing very religious about that--that goes for all major religions.
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Well, just to help you a little here, Hitler did not believe in Jesus.  He felt Christianity was weak and didn't want his power being challenged by religious authorities.  (If the basis of your question is, "Is it alright to kill those who don't agree with you?" I hope you know the answer already.) \n\nHitler wanted to exterminate every Jew on earth, not change their minds.  His reasons for killing Jews (which is part of what makes the Holocaust so remarkable) had nothing to do with their beliefs.  It was all about their birth, and many secular and converted Jews were murdered alongside their orthodox counterparts.\n\nYou should really read up more on the holocaust.  It is possibly the worst thing in human history, and the only thing we can do to prevent something similar is to know how it happened the first time.\n\nP.S.- Here's the really tough question you might want to ponder; After ordering the murder of twelve million innocents and waging a wart to conquer the earth, if Hitler had recanted on his death bed, would G-d have forgiven him.
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Adolf Hitlers father was not jewish. He wanted to eliminate the jewish race, because: (VERY SIMPLIFIED: After WW1 germany was ruined, but the jewish population were richer than most, as they were the bankers, shopkeepers, etc. Adolf eventually persuaded the germans into thinking it was the jews fault that germany was poor.\n\nAlso hitlers mother died of lucemia and her doctor was jewish.\n\nThere are dozens of other factors, and hitler also exterminated, prostitutes, gays, cripples, gypsies, bums, blacks, asians, anybody who wasn't german. (Although hitler was from austria)
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He was the product of a Christian Austrian father and a Jewish Mother, who began to hate jews when a jewish doctor failed to save the life of his mother who died from a cancerous tumor.\n\n  He was deeply involved in the occult and some have speculated that he may have been possessed by a demon.
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He was the evil chancellor of Germany who organized the murder of millions of people during the "Holocaust" (1930's and 1940's).\n\nNot sure but I think he was a native of Austria.\n\nThe name (may it be blotted out!) is spelled "Hitler".
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Yes Hitler was a horrible dictator in Germany . Who caused so much death and fear .
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Bush is Adolf re-incarnated.  He actualy says exactly waht Hitler used to, including ' Now I have political capital'.
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That is good, I feel the same way. Although I do meditate on a mountain, but I do it for myself and not everyone needs to do anything like it. I like the part about the bomb and school kids, I also believe in a "God" that forgiving. I believe that God is "love" and if you take the "love" out of God, God will become obsolete. So there is no way that "love" can hate enough even to "hurt" Hitler.
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Hitler famously said "I decide who is Jewish or not." In this case he was being purely pragmatic - the man he was referring to was a General in the Luftwaffe, although there were at least two Generals in the Wehrmacht who were of Jewish origin. \n\nHitler may have been an insane racist but in some circumstances he was a pragmatist. On the other hand it can be argued that his antisemitism was purely a cynical political strategy to unify the German people by playing on Germany's history of anti-Jewishness. However, history shows that Hitler's personal feelings towards Jews verged on the pathological and lead directly to the Holocaust.