The relationship of Nazism to Christianity included which of the following features?

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The Nazi regime arrested some clerical critics who stood up against their ideologies. It implies that there was some resistance from Christian institutions towards Nazism. However, the other options, such as the acknowledgment of Jesus as a Jew and the absence of censorship of religious writings, are unlikely to have been part of the relationship between Nazism and Christianity, as the former was based on a racial hierarchy that placed Aryan Germans at the top, and the latter was not entirely free from censorship during the Nazi regime. Additionally, there was no united stand among German churches against Nazism, as some churches supported the regime, and others were more critical. Finally, the expansion of coverage of Christianity in the school curriculum is also improbable, as the Nazis emphasized pagan and nationalist themes in education.

The Relationship of Nazism to Christianity Included Which of the Following