I agree with you on the religious indifferentism stuff, but disagree with you on the Nazi stuff.
The funny thing about Hitler is that while he was baptized a Catholic, he actually practiced religious indifferentism as the Fuhrer. He was much more popular with the Lutheran Germans than Catholic Germans. Also, he didn't really care if Germans were Lutheran or Catholic. He just pushed for "mere Christianity" because he was rather ambivalent on which Church was the One True Church. He would have been much much better had he persisted in his Catholicism and stayed true to the Faith. Alas, he did not.
I agree with you on the religious indifferentism stuff, but disagree with you on the Nazi stuff.
The funny thing about Hitler is that while he was baptized a Catholic, he actually practiced religious indifferentism as the Fuhrer. He was much more popular with the Lutheran Germans than Catholic Germans. Also, he didn't really care if Germans were Lutheran or Catholic. He just pushed for "mere Christianity" because he was rather ambivalent on which Church was the One True Church. He would have been much much better had he persisted in his Catholicism and stayed true to the Faith. Alas, he did not.