Hitler: A Glimpse of His Mind

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Hitler: A Glimpse of His Mind
We often see Adolf Hitler as the enemy yet we do not try to understand fully what might have been the reasons behind his actions. The most common reviews on the book Hitler`s Table Talk positions into the idea that Hitler was a non-believer of religion, Christianity. With the Hitler`s Table Talk, this gives us an opportunity to take a glimpse into what could have been inside the mind of Adolf Hitler.
In looking at some excerpts within the Hitler`s Table Talk, we can try to open our minds that Hitler was not against people or any individual but rather he was against a longstanding culture, which was Christianity. In the translation of the excerpts, Hitler says that Christianity was the "heaviest blow" that ever struck humanity. Religion is not bad; what Hitler might have wanted was to enlighten people into the idea that Christianity might have been nugatory and detrimental to human progress. Within the excerpts, some ideas stand out say that certain beliefs in Christianity hinder the personal development of people, which history have embedded; from the different acts of violence related to Christianity, such as the Crusades. These events and ideas might have led to Hitler`s point of view within Hitler`s Table Talk, which illustrates that humanity might have been more able and advanced if Ch...