Nazi language remained a recognizable Christian language built on existing cultural capital

Evidence

What I would tentatively call a linguistic failure here is no more than the continued recognizability of LTI as a … Christian language, in Pius XI’s sense, the way in which it invokes, builds upon, and “draws on” what, in a slightly different context, Inge Clendinnen has called “existing capital.” — Gil Anidjar, The Jew, the Arab, 677