Watch: ‘The View’ Host Just Slammed Repubs’ Refugee Response By Saying 1 Shocking Line About Christians

The discourse from the left is becoming increasingly vitriolic as the national conversation about the Syrian refugees coming to America heats up.

Now, Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg from ABC’s “The View” have entered the conversation, and what they have been saying about Christians is sure to spark controversy.

Many Republicans, such as Ted Cruz, have been arguing that Christian refugees from Syria need to be included more in the ranks of people coming from Syria.

In fact, 97.5 percent of refugees coming from Syria to the U.S. are Muslims.

In conversations about Islam and Christianity, liberals often like to cite the Crusades as an example of Christian evil but that is usually as far as they go. The Crusades were fought many hundreds of years ago attempting to take land in and near the Holy Land which had already been captured by the Muslims in their jihads.

However, Behar and Goldberg weren’t content with the usual reference to the Crusades and decided to go much further.

Behar started it, by saying that Timothy McVeigh was a Christian. McVeigh infamously took part in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

Much more controversially, Whoopi Goldberg then chimed in by saying that, “There are a lot of monster Christians. Hitler was a Christian.”

While Adolf Hitler did use Christian rhetoric while gaining power in Germany, his version of “Christianity” was a far cry from what is normally considered Christianity.

After he took power in Germany, Hitler set up a Reich Church, in which there was essentially no god but Hitler.

Notably, the Bible and pictures of saints were removed from church altars and replaced with copies of Mein Kampf.  The cross was removed from churches and replaced with the swastika.

Ray Comfort, the author of Hitler, God, and The Bible, has said that Hitler “hated the Bible,” adding that Hitler did however have about 100,000 copies of his own “bible” printed.

In Hitler’s “bible,” all Jewish words such as hallelujah were removed. He also replaced the Ten Commandments with 12 of his own, including “keep the blood pure and your honor holy” and “honor your Fuhrer and Master.”

Comfort said:  “Adolf Hitler was the nastiest, most hate-filled, almost wickedest man in history and to say that he was a Christian is to be tremendously ignorant, or to be disingenuous.”

What do you think of Whoopi Goldberg saying that “there are a lot of monster Christians” and then saying that “Hitler was a Christian?”