All too true, I'm afraid.
Of course, while he had no problem playing to the German people's religiosity in public, I think the myth of Hitler being some sort of "Christian extremist" who took things way too far (even though he private despised Christianity) might backfire one day by actually endearing "Christofascist" sects of the Right to him instead.
Not only out of desire to emulate what the Globalists hate out of spite, but also because of poor historiography in which the already-skewed common perception of Hitler (maybe also Mussolini, as well as Pavelić) can be distorted into something of a "righteous loser" who was unjustly martyred by "Manchesterist" business elites from the West and godless Red savages from the East. After all, Robespierre was a loser who got guillotined by his own, and that certainly didn't stop Lenin, Stalin, Mao, and other 20th-century Commie despots from admiring and seeking to outdo him. In which case, Hitler may well become the Robespierre of the Christofascist Right — with Christofascist Lenin, Stalin, and Mao having yet to arrive.