RE: Refuting @14Svyatoslav’s Claims: Kollybistēs and the Temple Cleansing in Biblical Context

Hitler praised Christianity when it served a political purpose, but he was fundamentally anti-Christian. He did use certain attributes of God familiar to Christians, though this was for political reasons and because he cared more about his race than anything else. Ultimately, he wanted to detach his racial group, which he referred to as Aryans, from Christianity. In Mein Kampf, he clearly uses terms like "Providence" in reference to God. However, "Providence" in this context aligns with the Norse god Odin. The swastika chosen by Hitler, a right-leaning swastika, signifies war and death and is considered a symbol of Odin. Odin is the Norse god of war and death.

https://www.businessinsider.com/a-golden-swastika-disc-oldest-known-reference-odin-valhalla-2023-3?s=09