its a worldly ideology

I see it as seeking to form man after an ideal

which means its underpinnings are a fat load of nothing

Thoughts on Richard Spencer?

I see it as aspiration to a higher state of being

yeah, a worldly ideal, i.e. satanic

no, not a higher state

a lost state

but how is it any different than aspiring to be smarter or more fit or richer?

well, maybe via that a new man in a nietzschean way

its the same

You say Nazism is godless, yet it requires spiritual belief.

I see it as self improvement applied at the group level

improving Us instead of improving Me

there is no such thing as "spiritual belief" only faith

Call it what you will, it's required.

how

It's known Hitler and the Pagan LARP'er Himmler, detested Athiesm.

Athiests were kicked out of the movement, this is a fact.

there was a connection between Atheism and communism at the time

Hitler and Himmler frequently cited some kind of 'providence'.

but they were essentially atheists as well in that they didn't believe in any God

Not to mention SS rituals.

Which had a belief in higher beings.

LOL the Nazis weren't atheists, that's a well-known fact.

their "God" was an image of their own past, or future

Nazism is an atheistic ideology

It's not.

yes it is, you cannot be a Nazi and a Christian for instance

It requires faith.

freethinking movements, atheism etc. were linked to communism

but what is the nazi faith?

Keep in mind, National Socialist idealogy originates from Volkisch belief and esotericsm.

originates from, sure

just like a lot of modern liberalism originates from protestant christianity

understand @Jigsaw that he does not recognize anything non-abrahamic as a religion

wrong

its really simple, adhere to a true faith (any historical faith)

he essentially sees nazism as just man's pride attempting to reach for heaven without god's sanction, another tower of babel

and you are religious

that's about right