You might question why he was fine being surrounded by mystics and neopagans who hated Christianity, why none of his private statements about his supposed religion were positive or why he never attended Church for non-ceremonial purposes in his adult life.
You might even point out that Hitler rejected the entire old testament, thought that Paul was a lying jew who corrupted the original Aryan teachings of Christ, and believed that Jesus wasn't even divine.

But don't worry, Hitler wasn't actually opposed to Christianity, he just dislike CATHOLICISM you see! Just standard prot stuff really, not that different from american evangelicals when you think about it.

>>17912518 (OP)
Yeah, some of his takes are pretty half-baked. I think it partly reflects how little he gives a shit about getting Hitler right or it might be because Table Talks left such a bad impression that his reactionary perspective is that real Hitler was the polar opposite of the Table Talks Hitler when it came to Christianity.

>>17912518 (OP)

He, like anyone with their eyes open, came to realize that the modern strains of christian religion had fallen far from the path on which they were meant to be. So that is why sometimes he says that christianity is garbage, but other times he says the opposite. Contextual understanding is required to make sense of the situation, and confusion around the issue is the name of the jew game being played here.

>>17912785
>unsourced outlandish claims are taken seriously because they make le bad man look silly
The future is laughing at us again...

he was a sorceror and antichrist and probably an agent of illuminati, too
either with malice or an uncaring conscience he, with the help of satan, (or the other way around), enticing them to pride, led millions of ""his folk"" to race suicide, and provided the pretext to resettle and untouchify his ostensible enemies