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Positive Christianity, also known as Aryan Christianity, was a movement inside the German Reich that seeked to combine Christian values with the Nazi Party. It believed in maintaining the racial purity of the German people by mixing Nazi ideology with Christianity.
Politically, it had a goal of imposing a nazified form of Christianity with a Protestant theocracy controlled by the state. During World War II the main figure in the creation of positive christianity, Alfred Rosenburg, created a vision for the future of religion in Germany which included the expulsion of what he called "foreign Christian religions", the replacement of the Bible with Mein Kampf and the replacement of crosses with swastikas in new Nazified churches. Even during its time, it received criticism as being a dangerous "new religion" and members of it including Alfred Rosenburg have backed the Neo-Pagan German Faith Movement.
Positive Christianity's support most notably came from the German Christians, a pressure group in the German Evangelical Church existing from 1932 and 1945.
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How to Draw
- Draw a ball.
- Color it red.
- Add white a circle in the middle.
- Using black, draw a Christian cross inside the circle.
- Draw a white circle where the part of the cross intersect, then put a swastika inside it.
- Draw a black "D" and "C" on the bottom left and right side of the cross respectively.
- Add the eyes.
You're done!