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Keysor’s book is thought-provoking in the extreme, extensively researched and referenced and written from a clearly intellectual, rather than polemical standpoint. It is a welcome addition to a wide and controversial historiography and is worthy of serious consideration. British Church Newspaper
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Hitler Claimed to be a Christian… The Nazi Party Platform Endorsed “Positive” Christianity… The Churches Supported Hitler… Christians Have Always Hated Jews… Germany was a Christian Country… The Nazis were Baptized Christians… Martin Luther Attacked the Jews… Christians are Intolerant... Christian Anti-Semitism Led to the Holocaust…
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| Informed Christians have noticed that atheists, skeptics, and liberals have been trying to link Christians to Hitler in the culture wars. Why? The apparent goal: Demonize Christians as a menace to American democracy. | |
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At last, there is a definitive response. Relying on the bible as the Word of God and an even handed look at history, Joseph Keysor’s Hitler, the Holocaust, and the Bible sets the record straight. In this book, the widely misunderstood question of what a Christian is is clarified according to scripture, and hatred and cruelty of any sort are shown to be contrary to the message of Christ. |
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It studies the failure of German Christians — with rare exceptions — to stand for Christ, and shows that blind obedience to Hitler was contrary to biblical Christianity. Keysor goes beyond answering the charge that Hitler was a Christian- which is self-evidently absurd and easily shown. He lays bare the real roots of Hitler’s thinking. The ideology of Hitler and the Nazis was drenched in German philosophy, secular racial anti-Semitism, and German interpretations of Darwinism. The Gospel according to Hitler was written by Nietzsche, Wagner, Haeckel, and Chamberlain. It was human wisdom, not the Bible, that opened the door to Hitler. This exhaustive treatment of the issue should be on every pastor’s book shelf. It should be on the desk of anyone involved in Christian apologetics. Every culture warrior should have this reference work on hand. Extended excerpts are available on this site, with more to come, to help readers understand just how far away authentic Christianity is from Hitler’s National Socialism, paganism, anti-semitism, and general malice. |
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From Michael Gray at the British Church Newspaper:
Keysor’s book is thought-provoking in the extreme, extensively researched and referenced and written from a clearly intellectual, rather than polemical standpoint. It is a welcome addition to a wide and controversial historiography and is worthy of serious consideration. Read the whole review
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Title: Hitler, the Holocaust, and the Bible: A Scriptural Analysis of Anti-Semitism, National Socialism, and the Churches in Nazi Germany Author: Joseph Keysor Release Date: Hitler’s Birthday, April 20th, 2009. Updated Hard Cover: March 8th, 2010. Soft Cover ISBN: 978-0-9822776-5-2 Hard Cover ISBN: 978-0-9822776-4-5 Pages: 488 Publisher: Athanatos Publishing Group Amazon Link – Hard Cover: Order on Amazon  Amazon Link – Soft Cover: Order on Amazon Order soft cover from Publisher: Click Here Order hard cover from Publisher: Click Here Cover Design: Sojourner Design
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Author’s Biography:
Joseph Keysor currently teaches English at a private school in Oman, where he has been for over five years. He taught English at private schools, a college, and a university in mainland China for eight years. He has a BA in Russian and East European Studies from MacMurray College and a masters degree in adult education from Northern Illinois University.
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