The Catholic Church in Europe seems to retrograde while the sector of non-believers and apostates expand their numbers and influence. Is Nazism behind this development?

Certainly it is. The Nazi and Fascist parties throughout Europe of the early 20th century expressed resistance against growing anti-religious Communism. Most members were Catholics.

The oldest conservative families and the strongest believers gathered behind the Nazi and Fascist banners in order to protect Old Europe. When the victors have chosen to satanize both Fascists and Nazis it is unavoidable that the Catholic Church is being satanized as well. In our 21st century it is a pity to observe Catholic priests who defend the Church by saying it was anti-Nazi.

Unfortunately the Catholic Church is deeply demonized because the Nazi parties are demonized. The atheistic force of Humanism has entered the realm of spirituality. Atheism presents its lie of human equality as reality in our democracies.

The spiritual world is hierarchical, offering each individual his or her destiny in a greater perspective than the social one. While the situation is like it is, the free churches of more or ... more.

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