"Hitler himself, in a polemic with those who accused him of deifying the people, rejected this accusation. He mockingly rejects the return to neo-Germanic paganism. This is precisely why Arthur Dinter had to leave the party. On the question of the relationship between God and race, Hitler gave approximately the following answer: "What has so far happened to the people and the race is a blatant sin. For the Lord has granted us our life. God has given each nation its own race, special gifts, and its own human expression, just as He gives each person a unique form." As Christians, we should view our body as a gift from God, a talent that we should multiply. Therefore, Hitler said in the same speech: "I would consider it a sin if I did not return my life and the life of my people as much as possible to the hands of my Lord, as He has entrusted them to me."
Volkischer Beobachter 🇩🇪 1931-05-01, p. 2
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