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::* It seem like you can buy those belt buckles of the internet. I don't want to post neo-nazi sites on this page, but google for ''' "gott mit uns" hakenkreuz''', and you will find where you can buy them.

:::*For the second time "Gott mit uns" is (a) from the Hebrew scriptures, and (b) from Imperial Germany. Using this logic, we should abandoned the Hebrew scriptures because the Nazi's ripped them off. [[User:RobS|RobS]] 00:56, 1 August 2007 (EDT)

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::::I am not sure how long will take until it get through to you, but I still didn't say that Christianity is Nazism. And I also did not say that Christianity is using Nazi symbols. I said that Nazis used references to God. And that many Nazis, and among quite likely Hitler himself, were theists. This means that they weren't atheists. You might know that theist is not the same than being a Christian. And you might also know that not being a Christian following your particular interpretation of the scripture doesn't mean that you are an atheist. The Nazis advocated "positive Christianity", something which should be different from your version of Christianity, but which still decidedly theist. This is something different from saying that Christians are Nazis. What is so difficult to understand about that? you are barking up the wrong tree. For days. And I am telling you for days. [[User:Order]] 1 August, 23:58

::*And what about point 24 in the progam of the NSDAP? About "positive christianity" [[User:Order]]

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