The forerunner of the German Christian ideology was that of Protestant groups of the German Empire, that sought a return to perceived Völkisch, nationalistic and racist ideas within traditional Christianity to turn Christianity in Germany into a reformed "arteigenen Volksreligion".
These groups sought a return to perceived Völkisch, nationalistic and racist ideas within traditional Christianity, and looked to turn Christianity in Germany into a reformed "arteigenen Volksreligion". The forerunner of the German Christian ideology came from certain Protestant groups of the German Empire.
The forerunner of the German Christian ideology came from certain Protestant groups of the German Empire. These groups sought a return to perceived Völkisch, nationalistic and racist ideas within traditional Christianity, and looked to turn Christianity in Germany into a reformed "arteigenen Volksreligion".
The forerunner of the German Christian ideology came from certain Protestant groups of the German Empire. These groups sought a return to perceived Völkisch, nationalistic and racist ideas within traditional Christianity, and looked to turn Christianity in Germany into a reformed "arteigenen Volksreligion".