02-13-2008, 02:49 AM
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"Theologians under Hitler" Robert Ericksen
The premise of the book is that all of the Church was involved in the anti-Semitism and not just H's personal point of view. To date only the Catholics were named due to Pope Pius's silence on Nazi activities. This book and the documentary point to the Protestants also and their acquiesense
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Antisemitism is simply the ground against which the West constructed its identity; the charade of 'Caesar as Persectued Jew' concealed the intent during the first three centuries BC. With the Advent of Sanskrit studies, the ground has shifted to India, where this process is being repeated. (Even in Antiquity the same was attempted but was unsuccessful d/t lack of Augustine's innovations of Divine Will, and also because the Persian empire always blunted the Alexandrian attempts.)
"Theologians under Hitler" Robert Ericksen
The premise of the book is that all of the Church was involved in the anti-Semitism and not just H's personal point of view. To date only the Catholics were named due to Pope Pius's silence on Nazi activities. This book and the documentary point to the Protestants also and their acquiesense
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Antisemitism is simply the ground against which the West constructed its identity; the charade of 'Caesar as Persectued Jew' concealed the intent during the first three centuries BC. With the Advent of Sanskrit studies, the ground has shifted to India, where this process is being repeated. (Even in Antiquity the same was attempted but was unsuccessful d/t lack of Augustine's innovations of Divine Will, and also because the Persian empire always blunted the Alexandrian attempts.)