Those who were the destroyers thought of him as a god, those who were his victims thought of him as a demonic symbol. Hitler was and is an unforgettable figure for his undeniable intelligence, analytical annihilation, and religious reasoning. During that time many people felt an aspect of discrimination towards the Jews but what differed Hitler was his uttermost hatred, bloodlust, and extreme determination for the extinction of the Jews. Nazis believed that the Jews would corrupt the world by destroying humankind. As well, in their minds the Jews were sex driven mongrels who craved infinite power and wealth. Perhaps Hitler thought that his acts were a favour to God and an unspoken revenge. Even though many people saw Hitler's aggression as acts of cruelty, he did it for the good of the Christendom.
             Nazis were led to believe that the Jews were guilty of corrupting the moral conscience of all healthy, natural instincts. They tried to give this damaging ideal to Christianity and Communism, also striving to achieve challenging tasks of the sodality of man, human equality, and justice. Though these worldly overall perspectives seemed contradictory, the Nazis thought that they were democratic ideals that had caused endless suffering, discrimination, and inequity. Furthermore, the Jews were accused of having deliberately "encouraged the mixing of races, as well as conceiving doctrines of democracy," which could only demolish the ways of human culture itself. The Nazis felt it was their duty to liberate the world from such "evil" morality so that humankind could return once more to its alleged pristine natural order. As a result, they planned a systematic destruction of Judaic values, which was the necessary prerequisite of the physical extermination of the Jewish people.
             The teachings in the bible taught the Christians to believe that Jesus of Nazareth, Mary, his disciples and the Apostle Paul were all born as...