Fascism is not reactionary. Therefore, fascist economic theory stresses competition between nations, i.e., groups, or races. Fascists criticize marxists for minimizing cultural and community ties that unite a nation, for being grounded in scientific rathionalism, and for defining human life only in economic terms. The reason the Nazis so hated the Jews was the belief that they had poisoned western civilization with the idea of a transcendent god who reveals a transcendent moral law. The fascists argued that such transcendence alienates human beings from nature and themselves.
Fascists seek an organic, neomythological unity of nature, the community, and the self.
Many liberal theologians sympathized with the Nazis and agreed to work to de-hebraize Christianity. The goal was to purge the idea of a transcendent god and replace it with a form of pre-christian consciousness. The Nazi spiritual leaders wanted to revive belief in the ancient germanic tribal deities, e.g. Wotan. This accounts for the immense popularity of composers like Wagner with his pagan operas, and the music and ballet of Stravinsky. The German calender was de-christianized and holidays were replaced with the pagan cycles of nature.