提供一些納粹德國迫害基督教的事例：

Christian persecution in Nazi Germany was a significant aspect of the regime's efforts to consolidate power and impose its ideology. The Nazis viewed Christianity as incompatible with their vision of a racially pure and nationalistic Germany, and they targeted both Catholic and Protestant churches with a variety of measures. 
Persecution of the Catholic Church:
Gleichschaltung:
The Nazis sought to control and integrate all aspects of German life, including religion, through a process known as Gleichschaltung. This involved suppressing Catholic schools, press, trade unions, political parties, and youth leagues. 
Kirchenkampf:
The persecution of the Catholic Church was a key part of the broader Kirchenkampf (Church Struggle), which aimed to eliminate church influence in all areas of life. 
Targeting Clergy and Lay Leaders:
Clergy, nuns, and lay leaders were frequently arrested and sent to concentration camps. A dedicated clergy barracks was established at Dachau, where the majority of inmates were Catholic. 
Confiscation of Church Property:
Monasteries, convents, and other church properties were targeted for seizure. 
Anti-Catholic Propaganda:
The Nazis spread propaganda portraying Catholics as disloyal and subversive. 
Persecution of Protestant Churches:
Reich Church:
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The Nazis attempted to create a unified Reich Church from the existing Protestant churches, but this effort was resisted by the Confessing Church, a group of Protestants who opposed Nazi policies. 
Suppression of Protestant Opposition:
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Protestant clergy who actively opposed the Nazis were also arrested and imprisoned. 
Confiscation of Bibles:
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In July 1935, state governments were instructed to confiscate all Watch Tower Society publications, including Bibles, according to Wikipedia. 
Examples of Persecution:
Dachau Concentration Camp:
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A dedicated clergy barrack was established at Dachau, where a large number of Catholic priests and nuns were incarcerated. 
Closure of Catholic Schools and Press:
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Catholic schools and press were closed, further undermining the influence of the church. 
Seizure of Church Property:
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Monasteries, convents, and other church properties were seized by the state. 
Prohibition of Religious Services:
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The Nazis also restricted or prohibited religious services in schools. 
Nazi Views on Christianity:
Incompatibility with Nazism:
Hitler and other Nazi leaders viewed Christianity as fundamentally incompatible with their ideology, which emphasized racial purity and a nationalistic vision of Germany. 
Rejection of Religious Authority:
The Nazis sought to undermine the authority of the Church and other religious institutions, replacing them with their own ideology. 
Substitution of Paganism:
Some Nazi leaders envisioned a return to ancient Germanic paganism after the defeat of the Allied Powers and the suppression of Christianity

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• 這一段有意思。納粹看來是在和普世思想爭奪意識形態高地，要淩駕於宗教之上了 -FrankTruce1- ♂ (0 bytes) () 05/05/2025 postreply 15:00:21