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Adolf Hitler: Many people pretend he wasn't a Christian. In
fact Hitler was a devout Christian right up until the day he
killed himself. This only serves to prove that Christianity
does nothing to detract from the fact that bad people do bad
things reguardless of whether they hold religious beliefs or
not. What it does show is that religion is a primary source
for the ___justification___ of one's acts and the easy removal
of the responsibility for one's actions.
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