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Tag Archives: Third Reich
German Anti-Semitism in Context Part 1: Paul de Lagarde
Welcome to the first in my new series, which aims to introduce readers to some key figures responsible for the development of anti-Semitic philosophy and ideology in late-19th century Germany. Each of these authors, intellectuals, and activists played a role … Continue reading
The “National Socialist Bible” of 1940: An Experiment in Contextualization
The so-called “Nazi Bible” of 1940 was an experiment in theological revision undertaken by scholars attached to the Institute for the Study and Elimination of Jewish Influence on German Church Life. The Institute, based in the Thüringian town of Eisenach, … Continue reading
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Tagged church, deutsche christen, lutheranism, nationalsocialism, nazism, religion, theology, Third Reich
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Hitler and Christianity: Some Trends in Interpretation
A question was recently put to me by a reader who was curious to hear my thoughts on whether Hitler should be considered a “Christian” or an “atheist.” What had spurred this on was this reader’s consideration of the somewhat … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, church, church history, hitler, National Socialism, nazism, philosophy, theology, Third Reich
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Ryan Buesnel 