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162 FASCISM: THE BLOODY IDEOLOGY OF DARWINISM

According to the Nazi ideology, the history of the world was seen as a
conflict between the "Aryan race" and the "Semites." To the Nazis, the Aryan
race was the leader of Indo-European culture, and the Semites (the Jews and
Arabs) the leaders of Middle Eastern culture. The fundamental characteristic of
Indo-European culture was its pagan belief system. It was for this reason that
the Nazis saw themselves as the inheritors of paganism. They looked on the
Jews as a hostile race who had abandoned paganism and spread monotheistic
belief to the rest of the world.
The Pink Swastika, which discusses the Nazis' pagan ideologies,
summarizes:

The reason why the Nazis first attacked the Jewish people and swore to
exterminate them physically and spiritually is because the teachings of
the Bible, both the Torah and the New Testament, represent the
foundations on which the whole system of Christian ethics rests. 113
This errant belief of the Nazis can be discerned in many other fascist
movements as well. Many neo-fascist groups today hold pagan beliefs which
they consider "the religion of the Aryan race," and bear a particular hatred of
the revealed religions of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, which they describe
as "Semitic myth." Similarly, based on such deviant logic, fascist groups have
emerged in the Islamic world and have tried to develop a new type of anti-
Semitism in the form of "anti-Arabism."
However, the divine religion was not addressed solely to the Semitic
races, but to everyone. Fascism, which denies the religion that God has
revealed to mankind, and reveres the perverse paganism of its ancestors, is
actually a great error. God mentions these errant people who turn to the
"religion of their ancestors" in the Koran:

When they are told, "Follow what God has sent down to you," They
say, "We are following what we found our fathers doing." What, even
though their fathers did not understand a thing and were not guided!
(Koran, 2:170)

Fascism's Hypocritical Policy on Religion

Hitler's hypocritical policy towards religion was not a method restricted
to Nazism, but is a general characteristic of fascist regimes. Religion is merely
used as a tool by fascist ideologues, because they realize that they will be faced