✝️ The Lessons of Spiritual Terror. 🇩🇪 In 1925 and 1926 Hitler, fresh from prison, had set new boundaries for his movement in terms of religious acceptance: Christianity was not only protected in the movement but central to it's ethos and success. This piece will examine two speeches and a legal document from that period that show National Socialism reveres Christianity as an intolerable spiritual worldview. This piece will also show, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Hitlers comments in Mein Kampf on Christianity in Volume 2, Chapter 5 can only be viewed as a pro-Christian incitement to mass political organization, and a crystallization of his Weltanschauung (Worldview). Only a movement that copies Christianity's organizational genius and mass conquering power, while purging tolerant foreign, international, and weakening elements, could lead the German people out of the 1918 collapse and into a new Reich. *** All content, text, and images are for historical and academic purposes. ****

The Anglo Saxons have been Christian since 597 AD.

🗣️9:00 PM EST * RBC9 : EP 3 Entjudungsinstitut Returning to our book club for the Aryan Jesus by Susan Heschel to examine how the Institute for the eradication of Jewish influence on German Church life was created in the mid 1930's. I'll look at some common misconceptions around the Reich's desire to separate church and state, Martin Bormann's typical anti-Christian shenanigans, the truth about the DC's acceptance of the Old Testament, and what areas of work the institute focused on after it's creation. Direct links in the reply below. ⬇️

🥚Every single Aspect of Easter is Christian. I want to take a moment to thank Jesus that Varg is no longer on twitter infecting us with his coal posting. The first mention of Eostre was in Bede’s The Reckoning of Time (De temporum ratione) which was recorded by a Christian 700 years after Christians celebrated Easter, and 130 years after all the Anglo-Saxons had converted. "The Reckoning of Time" doesn't mention any specific religious aspects of Eostre, only a generic harvest feast named after a "dea" or Goddess. We have no direct, independent pre-Christian record that confirms the existence of a goddess named Eostre. There are no pagan Anglo-Saxon inscriptions, idols, myths, poems, place-names that clearly prove a goddess cult, or archaeological finds dedicated to “Eostre” from before the Christian conversion. Mostly likely it was an embellishment after the fact. It's also key to recognize that Europeans would not have access to read "The Recoking of Time" and factor it into any revisionist history until the 19th century. The book wasn't even available to Scholars until 1529 AD, which was hundreds of years after the full Christianization of Europe. The first full English translation by Faith Wallis did not appear until the 20th century in 1999, which was 27 years ago. The super majority of White Europeans had no idea who Esotre was until 27 years ago. Christ is King. Go back to reddit.