Although Christians today are horrified that the Nazis tried to sever Jesus from his Jewish heritage, there was a particular group of Christians in Germany who welcomed and encouraged the idea that they could believe in Jesus without having to accept his Jewishness, humility, or virtues. While it should have been obvious that there was no real compromise between Christianity and Nazism, that did not stop some from trying to mix the two into a new Germanic gospel. Those
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