God's New Army

I am not too sure if this is the correct area to post this, so please Mods, if it is not, feel free to move it.
I came accros this video this morning. With so much news on Islamic indocrination, I thought it might be interesting for you to take a look at this.

I would welcome your views and comments.

www.documentarywire.com...

reply to post by TheLoneArcher


This really, really terrifies me.

And makes me want to move far away from the United States.

I agree with whoever posted that comment in your link.
America is becoming more and more of weak country everyday. American is dying internally.

Originally posted by Romantic_Rebel
reply to post by TheLoneArcher

 

This really, really terrifies me.

And makes me want to move far away from the United States.

I agree with whoever posted that comment in your link.
America is becoming more and more of weak country everyday. American is dying internally.

One of these kids is going to be the future POTUS, your country is headed for a conservative Religious republic and these kids will be at the heart of it.

The things these guys are lobbying for, like privatising social security are morally wrong imo.

Great...maybe we'll get another multi-hundred year Crusades going on again:

"Do you believe in God? "
"No"
::: SLICE! :::

"Do you believe in God?"
"Yes"
"Do you believe in MY God?"
"No"
::: SLICE! :::

Gotta love those Catholics. You know it's funny to me - people get upset with Neo-Nazi's because of what they stood for and past Nazi's killed so many. But the Vatican and Catholics killed more for many more years, but to be associated with the Catholic group isn't tantamount to being associated with mass murdering F___K heads like Neo-Nazi's are.

Nazis hated jews: So killed them
Catholics hated any non-Catholic Christians: So killed them

What distinction am I missing?

reply to post by Cataka


You do know Adolf Hitler was a Christian right?
Not surprising to me. Many people hate the Jews because we're the children of God and The True Messiah will soon come.
Hitlers Christianty

reply to post by Cataka


Where did you get Catholics from? All christians aren't Catholic you know. In fact the majority of christians aren't catholic.

adolf hitler was not a christian he tryed to start his own religion

and i dont see the what so bad about home school christian or not

at least they wont have to put up with things they are teaching in school now

and unis with stuff like the skull and bones club or would you rather be run by a bunch of satanists

and hitler was funded by masonic america

and channel 4 has never liked christians so you would never get a balanced program about christians from them

Originally posted by Cataka
Gotta love those Catholics.

.. snip ..

Catholics hated any non-Catholic Christians: So killed them

What distinction am I missing?

Perhaps that the people in question aren't Catholic?

A look at Patrick Henry College in Virginia, an evangelical Christian college which was created specifically for students who have been home-schooled, with the intent of developing future leaders with a faith-based background.

"Evangelical Christian" is Protestant, not Catholic. Typically (though not necessarily -- my own church, Methodist is "Evangelical", but doesn't exhibit these characteristics) fundamentalist, very conservative, focused on the conversion experience and "winning souls for Christ."

A small, but vocal, segment of evangelicals hates the Catholics as much (or more) as you do.

Yeah its really scary the thought to mix "Religion-Doctrine" with "Politics". It is really scary thought. Nice find though.

Now combine your documentary that you posted with Jesus Camp, you have the perfect "Gods Army".

Its just really disgusting.

Originally posted by Romantic_Rebel
reply to post by Cataka

 

You do know Adolf Hitler was a Christian right?
Not surprising to me. Many people hate the Jews because we're the children of God and The True Messiah will soon come.
Hitlers Christianty

No, no ,no. Adolf Hitler professed Christianity when in front of the public, but a book written by his secretary about private conversations revealed his hatred for Christianity.

His pro-Christian speeches were propaganda aimed at an 80% Christian German populace.

reply to post by NOTurTypical


No, He was a Christian. Trust me!
There might be different schools of Christianity. But they all carry the title of Christian.

Source

The evidence shows that: Hitler was born and baptized into Catholicism His Jewish antisemitism came from his Christian background. His early personal notes shows his interest in religion and Biblical views. He believed that the Bible represented the history of mankind. His Nazi party platform (their version of a constitution) included a section on Positive Christianity, and he never removed it. He confessed his Christianity. He tried to establish a united Reich German Church. Hitler allowed the destruction of Jewish synagogues and temples, but not Christian churches. He encouraged Nazis to worship in Christian churches. He spoke of his Christian beliefs in his speeches and proclamations. His contemporaries, friends, Protestant ministers and Catholics priests, including the Vatican, thought of Hitler as a Christian. The Catholic Church never excommunicated Hitler. He died a Catholic. To ignore the evidence of Hitler's Christianity demonstrates how power of belief can obscure the facts.

reply to post by Romantic_Rebel


Sorry, I can't "trust you" when Hitler's own words condemn him as a master at propaganda for maximum results:

Countering Atheist Slander

Was Hitler A Christian?

The evidence shows that: Hitler was born and baptized into Catholicism His Jewish antisemitism came from his Christian background. His early personal notes shows his interest in religion and Biblical views. He believed that the Bible represented the history of mankind. His Nazi party platform (their version of a constitution) included a section on Positive Christianity, and he never removed it. He confessed his Christianity. He tried to establish a united Reich German Church. Hitler allowed the destruction of Jewish synagogues and temples, but not Christian churches. He encouraged Nazis to worship in Christian churches. He spoke of his Christian beliefs in his speeches and proclamations. His contemporaries, friends, Protestant ministers and Catholics priests, including the Vatican, thought of Hitler as a Christian. The Catholic Church never excommunicated Hitler. He died a Catholic. To ignore the evidence of Hitler's Christianity demonstrates how power of belief can obscure the facts.

BECAUSE 80% of the GERMAN people were CHRISTIAN.

Hello!!

It's called PROPAGANDA. Something he specifically detailed in "Mein Kampf".

If you want to know what his true feeling were on the subject look at his statements against Christianity when he wasn't in front of a camera or microphone.

reply to post by NOTurTypical


Well then we're going to have to agree to disagree.
We see history differently. You agree with me?

Originally posted by Romantic_Rebel
reply to post by NOTurTypical

 

Well then we're going to have to agree to disagree.
We see history differently. You agree with me?

Why do we have to agree to disagree? Hitler's private statements are a matter of public record. He states he hates Christianity, wishes it destroyed, and hates Christians. He also states the necessity of propaganda in "Mein Kampf". It's not like I'm speculating what Hitler said, it's recorded history.

So now you have to look at motive. Is there motive to lie to your personal secretary and friends, or is the motive to lie to an 80% Christian German population you are determining to control? The answer logically lies with lying to the populace, not a personal secretary.

Thirdly, if he was telling the truth to the populace, and denying Christ in private that too would nullify him as "Christian". Jesus said whomever professes Him before men he will profess before the angels, and whomever denies Him before men He will deny before the angels of heaven. If he's denying Christ to anyone, he is NOT a Christian by default.

Lastly, Jesus said to "beware of the wolves in sheep's clothing." A "wolf" is someone who says, "hey, I'm a Christian", but is definitely not. At best Hitler was a wolf in sheep's clothing, (still not a Christian), at worst he was a master at propaganda and played the German people like a fiddle just as he played the rest of the world whenever a microphone was in front of his face.

reply to post by NOTurTypical


Well then I would like to read this wikipedia article. It explains perfectly about Adolf Hitler's religious views. Seems like Christianity as propaganda and hated Atheism. But he used paganism and nationalism also. Hitler is a nut case.
Hitler's religion views

reply to post by Romantic_Rebel


But at least you have to admit, by definition regardless of what he claimed, he was no Christian. I can't think of anything he did that was Christlike or a teaching of Christ.

Side note: Hitler viewed himself as a moral person because he rarely swore.

reply to post by NOTurTypical


Well I believe he might have some faith deep down inside. Talking about Hitler makes me recall how religion and evolution has been abused so many times.

reply to post by Romantic_Rebel


I don't doubt he believed in God, but on the other hand..


so does satan.

reply to post by NOTurTypical


Well I see Satan as an Angel that's job is to do is temp. I believe another Angel's job is to kill. I forget the angels name. To me I believe Angels are pure and holy and that they could never rebel against God.

Originally posted by Romantic_Rebel
reply to post by NOTurTypical

 

Well I see Satan as an Angel that's job is to do is temp. I believe another Angel's job is to kill. I forget the angels name. To me I believe Angels are pure and holy and that they could never rebel against God.

Satan was created to worship. He is one of the 3 powerful cherubs/archangels. He was created with every instrument in his body for making sound. Why his main tool today is music and he's GOOD at it. The "angel of death", or Abaddon ("destroyer" in the Greek) is not an arch angel or a cherub. The other two arch angels are Michael and Gabriel. Michael is head of the "army" and Gabriel is basically God's "ambassador" to mankind.

And yes, he rebelled against God, and took 1/3 of the angels with him. His sins are recorded in Isaiah 14:12-15.