>>10011799>>10011804>>10011800If they stopped worshipping Christ by the time they rose to power, or before the war started, then their loss can't be attributed to the failure of God on their behalf.
>Maybe feeding a group's egregore with energy isn't the best strategy?If you're trying to say that Christianity is a means of feeding the ")ewish hive mind" or something similar, then I must disagree. Most of National Socialist Germany was Christian and yet they hated )ewry. Both can be possible, in fact, the )ews hate Jesus, despite whatever outward opinions of him they present. It says so in the Talmud, and they were the ones who called for Jesus' crucifixion.
>>10011826>Email the department head before you escalate to emailing the presidentIn a sense, Christianity does that as well, because many Christians pray to the saints and angels for their intercession with God, as I previously stated. And if you just associate certain saints, angels, patron-saints, etc. with certain concepts, similar to how there's a pagan god for certain concepts, then they wouldn't be much different after all.
You pray to the saint or angel of X to intercede with God and grant your wish so you can receive X.
