7th Day Adventist church in Germany followed Nazi "elimination of the weak" program

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The 7th Day Adventist church supported eliminating the weak in Nazi Germany.

Fatal Flirting:
The Nazi State and the Seventh-day Adventist Church

HAROLD ALOMÍA

https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1042&context=jams

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The adoption of this viewpoint as part of Seventh-day Adventist thought was mixed with the church’s characteristic health message as a means to court the state and to gain favor with it. “While continuing the traditional emphasis on healthful living, Adventist publications soon adopted elements of the Nazi racial agenda. . . . A curious path led from caritas, the caring for the less fortunate and weak, to elimination of the weak, as the work of God” (Blaich 2002:180). T