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Pseudotheology

Religion vs Patriotism:
Political Religions of the 1930s

• The Literary Digest, 1935 •


At their 1935 convention, The Biennial Congress of the Western Section of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches (13,000,000 strong) voiced their concerns regarding the spread of “nationalized religions” in such nations as Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany:

“”As for anti-religious communism, said Doctor Charles S. Cleland, ‘In our missionary circles this is more to be feared than nationalism. The latter may be, and oftentimes is, a patriotic movement, while the former aims only at destruction. Communism of the type now referred to seeks not only the suppression of Christianity, but of all religions. Its purpose is to make governments entirely secular, and to free the national life from all forms of faith and worship.”


The Nazis were on board with this plan as well; and in order to realize this scheme, they manufactured the swastika Christmas ornaments pictured on the right.


Click here to read about the Nazi efforts to change the German churches into fascist tools.


Christian radio broadcasting began in the mid-Twenties…


A Quick Read About Soviet-Enforced Atheism Behind the Iron Curtain…

Read The Era of Nationalized Religions<br>(The Literary Digest, 1935) for Free
report on Political ReligionsPolitical Religions in 1930s Europenationalizing religions for the benefit of politiciansfascist nationalization of common religionnationalizing European Religions

Religion vs Patriotism: Political Religions of the 1930s

Religion vs Patriotism: Political Religions of the 1930s

report on Political ReligionsPolitical Religions in 1930s Europenationalizing religions for the benefit of politiciansfascist nationalization of common religionnationalizing European Religions
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