I could see Hitler as a rabbi.

One’s life can be interpreted in so very many ways. As a complete success. As a failure, too. Depends on the twist one chooses to give it. Seems to me that one can even find solid redeeming meaning in a so-called ‘failed’ life. If one learned something significant and maybe spiritually-rewarding from it all. One can pull it all together. By maybe seeing glamor or pizzazz in it all. Maybe even Adolph Hitler, living in a spiritual realm, sees his life on Earth as a wonderful success. In that he learned that if given another opportunity, he wouldn’t live the same life over again. Maybe he’d pursue a life as a dedicated Jew. And become a rabbi. –Jim Broede