I've seen lots of people online saying Adolf Hitler wasn't really so bad or that the Holocaust was just a myth.

This has been spurred on by interviews from people who downplay what the Nazis did during World War II.

So in today's episode, I'll talk about what's wrong with Holocaust denial

and why Christians should reject this malicious form of pseudo history.

But first, we need to define our terms.

Holocaust denial occurs when someone actively or by conspicuous omission

denies that the Nazi regime systematically and intentionally murdered,

along with other people,

approximately 6 million Jews in an attempt to wipe out the Jewish

race and that they used instruments like gas chambers to do this.

Some deniers boldly proclaim the Holocaust is a myth, but others are more subtle.

For example, when Tucker Carlson interviewed podcaster Darrell Cooper on World War II, Cooper

claimed that Churchill was the chief villain of World War II and only describes the Nazis

humanely killing prisoners they couldn't feed allegedly because of low supplies.

They launched a war where they were completely unprepared to deal with the millions and millions of prisoners of war,

of local political prisoners and so forth that they were going to have to handle.

They went in with no plan for that.

And they just threw these people into camps and millions of people ended up dead there. We don't have the food to

feed these people and one of them actually says rather than wait for them all

to slowly starve this winter wouldn't it be more humane to just finish them off

quickly now of course one can only reach that conclusion about Winston Churchill and the Nazis

if you denied the Nazis intentionally tried to exterminate the Jews, which makes

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