Ok, just typed up a post, and lost it 
Here goes again:
I have no doubt that Hitler wanted to seem Christian, but actions speak louder than words. But, in case that's not enough, here's some words too:
In addition, Hitler declared Nazism the state religion and the Bible was replaced by Mein Kampf in the schools.
Moral relativism:
The uncle wishes to continue the rest of his (2 year) life in pain, while making everyone miserable at the same time. Is it morally wrong to kill him, and on what basis?
Here goes again:
I have no doubt that Hitler wanted to seem Christian, but actions speak louder than words. But, in case that's not enough, here's some words too:
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"I'll make these damned parsons feel the power of the state in a way they would have never believed possible. For the moment, I am just keeping my eye upon them: if I ever have the slightest suspicion that they are getting dangerous, I will shoot the lot of them. This filthy reptile raises its head whenever there is a sign of weakness in the State, and therefore it must be stamped on. We have no sort of use for a fairy story invented by the Jews."
In addition, Hitler declared Nazism the state religion and the Bible was replaced by Mein Kampf in the schools.
Moral relativism:
The uncle wishes to continue the rest of his (2 year) life in pain, while making everyone miserable at the same time. Is it morally wrong to kill him, and on what basis?
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Religion was invented to justify and legitimize child abuse.
Child abuse does not need religion to continue, the bible certainly does not legitimize child abuse in any way.