Hitler's religious views have come into question many times, and I was wondering what they were according to historians. One of the chants said by the Hitler Youth state that "We will be pagans once again," but in Mein Kampf, he states that his hostility towards Jews is "acting in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator." Others who worked with him, however, say that he was skeptical of religion, and his proclamation of Nazism as a secular ideology could hint at this skepticism.
I have written about this topic before:
The gist of it is that beyond Hitler being baptised as a Catholic, we don't know about his actual religious believes. Through some of his sayings from the table talk, we can assume that there were certain aspects of Catholic Christianity he rejected but beyond that, we don't know.
The history of religion and the Nazi state is a complicated one with a lot of facets that are influenced by ideas and consideration beyond what Hitler personally thought.