The Vienna Circle in Nazi Germany (religion)

[Cida]

They were probably like the remnants of what people imagined Germany to be in the 19th century.



Philosophy in the Shadow of Nazism
After the First World War, the members of the Vienna Circle tried to put European thought on a rigorously logical footing. Then the times caught up with them.
In this sense, Nazis and Austria’s Christian fascists were right to see the Vienna Circle as an enemy. In Edmonds’s words, the Circle was “contemptuous of superstitious thinking,” including myths about race and religion. The group included Christians and Jews, but its members’ real creed was what they called “the scientific conception of the world.”
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2...adow-of-nazism

[SuperSoul]

It’s interesting how Zionists (pushing to remove Jews from homes to relocate in Israel) worked with Nazis who also wanted to remove Jews. As if there was a puppeteer behind it all...

Hitler began by using an excuse to declare state of emergency which restricted liberties like no assembly, no free speech, no privacy, no trial before imprisoned, dictatorial powers etc.

Sound familiar?