Hitler had faith in God. Did he go to heaven?

Question

I might also add that he thought his right to rule came from God.

Answer 1

Their is no where else to go.

Answer 2

Nobody has the omniscient spirit to rightly judge other people. So absolute justice is in God's power, we don't have to worry who will escape the results of their actions.
In the old societies kings held the right to judge, and history says that the ingorant and unjust ones had been overthrown or left behind them lousy and shameful descendents. In fact, we don't know how the Almihgty God judges them, but we believe that God is the best Judge.
Nowadays we know that judiciary institutions holding the right to judge, and may feel that their judgements are relatively just. And in the more civilized society, members of these institutions will learn to judge more wisely.
No man is having any individual position to pass out judgements nowadays either by words or by written documents.
But each man can see his own thoughts and actions most clear and accurate, so he should judge, reward or punish himself. The coming civilized and united global society will become heaven when each individual strictly judges himself every day and the legal institutions lovingly taking care of the social order and justice.
We hope that this will come true when each human being will learn and will be assisted and encouraged to learn how to conduct a life worthy of his high station in the whole universe (even the sun is not more valuable and dignified than man).
We are thankful to God for creating man as the noblest being.

Answer 3

I think Hitler acknowledged God but I think he was a man of little faith. I don't think Hitler sought salvation, only power. Some thought he was the anti-Christ and he certainly carried some of those traits, "the abomination of desolation" - would the anti-Christ seek forgiveness for heaven? I think not and neither would Hitler, they would trade eternity for their kingdom on earth.

Answer 4

The way Hitler treated people, churches and priests does not show that he had faith in God. You can preach whatever you want, but your deeds show who you really are. So, in my opinion, no, he didn't believe in God - maybe he imagined himself being a god (intentionally written in smallcase), but that's something entirely different.
And he definitely did not go to heaven. He's in hell.
P.S. Do you know how many churches the German army burned to the ground, together with people in them?!

Answer 5

Hitler appeared to be someone who seeked the approval of men more than the approval of God. That is why he accepted the salutation of Heil! from his followers. He was full of pride, greed and anger, which are three cardinal sins that assure nearly every human being with those emotional tendencies a place in the Lake of Fire.

Answer 6

I can't judge but only God can. We have to have faith in God and do good works to return to heaven. Learn more about this in the website listed below.

Answer 7

If there is in fact a heaven, he wouldn't have gone there since his beliefs lead to the murders of many innocent people. Having faith in god does not mean you go to heaven but allowing people to die for your cause would make you go to hell, even if you believed in god.

Answer 8

I dont think god would let hitler into heaven because look at the things hitler did he killed thousands and thousands of innocent jews and he formed the nazis.

Answer 9

who knows? many people have done bad things in the name of god but you only get to heaven through faith in Jesus and by the grace of God

Answer 10

I don't think it's true that Hitler believed in God. I believe he was hostile to Christianity because he saw it as a Jewish invention.

Answer 11

Good for him! Even the devils believe in God but thet tremble. God now directs all men everywhere to repent and believe in Jesus Christ.