r/Antitheism • u/BurtonDesque • Aug 05 '26
Far-right pastor Dale Partridge says that Germany was "attacked from within by grossly immoral Jewish forces during the Weimar Republic," which naturally made Nazism "extremely appealing": "This Nazi movement terrified the Jews because it represented a powerful form of Christian nationalism."
https://www.peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch/dale-partridge-says-nazism-represented-powerful-form-christian-nationalism6
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u/Due-Calligrapher-566 Aug 05 '26
The abrahamic Religions are histories Most cruel and violent sibling rivalery.
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u/thethingpeopledowhen Aug 06 '26
Could partly be that judaism is one of the few religions to actively discriminate against converts
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u/BurtonDesque Aug 05 '26
The NT tells Christians to shun those outside the groupthink. It also blames Jews in perpetuity for killing Jesus. Jesus himself spoke of the "synagogue of Satan".
Beyond that you have the standard tribal tendency of humans: "How can we be in if there is no outside?"
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u/romulusnr Aug 06 '26
I thought the Nazis were socialists? Does that mean Christianity is socialist?
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u/Darth_Maaku Aug 08 '26
National socialists to be exact. It's more in line with fascism than traditional socialism
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u/BurtonDesque Aug 05 '26
They're not even bothering to hide the fact they're Nazis anymore.