Hitler's Cross

In "Hitler's Cross," Erwin W. Lutzer explores the complex relationship between Nazi Germany and the church during a time of profound moral failure. He examines how Adolf Hitler manipulated religious imagery for his own agenda, leading to devastating consequences for the Jewish community and beyond. Through a chilling historical analysis, Lutzer draws parallels to modern America, warning of the dangers of conflating church and state while reflecting on the crucial lessons of faith, evil, and responsibility that emerge from this dark chapter in history.