african wars
In fact, they are often the prime target for ideologies because they have no beliefs of their own. They can be molded into the shape the party wishes for them to be shaped.
not ideologies where either side was a religious society
I am talking a secular society that went to war over land or power
World War II.
which side were the atheists?
A secular ideology going to war against other secular ideologies for power.
which society was the secular one?
The Soviet Union.
As well as the Nazi regime.
Godless men vs. Godless men.
yet.. hitler was christian
And Hitler only used religion for his purposes.
He wasn’t a devoutly religious person.
Nor were most of the Nazis.
so he wasn't secular at the same time
so your argument falls apart there
Their loyalty was to their ideology over their religious beliefs.
now you are placing levels of christianity on a person and assuming their faith level
No, it does not because Nazism was a secular ideology.
your agruments are based on nothing but assumptions now
i dont think nationalists would destroy something that is part of the country
like christianity
Joey, the Nazis were willing to alter the religion as they pleased and were even condemned by the Pope for their actions in 1932.
ok where are you pulling this information from?
because I am finding that nazi germany was 67% Protestant and 33% Catholic;
Pope Pius XI condemned Hitler and the Nazi regime for their actions.
Hitler was an atheist, just read mein kampf & his race ideology
Nazism is secular in nature.
that doesnt prove religion
even the bible says I can own and beat slaves
That is my point.
*The Old Testament.
and again we circle back to that for the 10th time
which is Why I no longer want to debate with you
Hitlee hated christians, jews & muslims. But he couldn't do anything for christians as that was majority back in the days
you keep circling
No, you went back to mentioning slaves.
Bible is one book why we ended slavery
I was responding to someone else
anyway... your argument that germany was a secular society is obviously wrong
