Back to the original topic. Religion and politics have always been intertwined. Nowhere was this more apparent than in the reformation and the counter Reformation in Europe. Greed and power mixed with religion created hundreds of years of conflict. This is part of the reason that Europeans are generally cooler towards religion than other regions and why our founding fathers, while espousing freedom of religion also declared separation of church and state.
Religious organizations strive for survival as much as any other organism and as such make what our objectively immoral decisions.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/histo...rds-holocaust/
Others are drawn to power and make what are not necessary but for them desirable accommodations with evil.
This was characterized by the split indeed German Evangelical movement between pro-Hitler and core religious churches. A schism that seems to be repeating itself today in the United States.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conf...Reich%20Church
Who's who do not remember history of deemed to repeat it.
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