[August]

Originally Posted by Stealth Hunter

Where did you hear that drivel? Hitler was a Roman-Catholic and Stalin was a Deist. Mussolini was an Atheist, though (or so he said; he was very anti-Catholic, that's for sure; he might have been trying to oppose the Vatican's power in this way; who knows).

Here's a few snaps of Hitler's beliefs:

http://www.liberalslikechrist.org/Ca...lersfaith.html

Stalin wrote himself that he rejected the idea of a Christian god or Jesus' existance. He did, however, believe there might be a god. He called himself a Deist, but I'd be edging more towards Agnostic for him.

So in other words you agree with me on one, come close to the same definition for another (agnostic/atheist) and use some biased website (CatholicArrogance.org) as proof against the third? Are you disagreeing with me out of habit or do you really believe what you just wrote?

The truth is that Hitler was no more a Roman Catholic than you are a Muslim.

From your own link:

"In early 1933, Hitler vowed secretly to completely eradicate Christianity from Germany. 'You are either a Christian or a German, you cannot be both.' But Hitler was smart enough to know that in a nation as Christian as Germany, the public and the churches must never know his true fellings and beliefs."

Those Sir, are not the actions of a Christian. They are the actions of a godless man using a religion to advance his own purposes. Same thing with Stalin and same thing with Mussolini so my original point stands.