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Subject: Re: Undercurrents of Christianity in America
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Date: Wed, 7-Nov-84 15:20:08 EST
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> The religion of Germany was Christianity - and no, they do NOT
> like to hear it and they do NOT accept that.

That Yiri writes this no longer suprises me. Hitler's own words:
"The religions are all alike, no matter what they call themselves. They
have no future - certainly none for the Germans. Fascism, if it likes,
may come to terms with the Church. So shall I. Why not? That will not
prevent me from tearing up Christianity root and branch, and
annihilating it in Germany....
A German Church, a German Christianity, is distortion. One is either a
German or a Christian. You cannot be both...."

Or from Professor Hauer, one of the three leaders of the German Faith
Movement of the 30's and 40's:
"We confess the primal religious will of the German people. Through this
leadership we believe we can find the road to salvation (Heil) for
ourselves and our people.
...The struggle between Christianity and the German faith in the German
soul is thus an event of unexpected depth."

And among the officially announced objectives of the GFM was:
"Therefore necessarily the German Faith Movement denies Christianity. It
rejects Christianity in every shape or form, because its fundamental
principles contradict the laws of life of people and race, and are alien
to what is intrinsically German."

Yiri doesn't like it, and won't accept it.
-- 
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