About This Book
The author examines how established Christian institutions and popular belief intersect with modern mass warfare, questioning assertions that secularization or moral decline alone explain the conflict. He reviews clerical responses and rival explanations, highlights urban patterns of religious practice versus national professions of faith, and traces the historical entanglement of ecclesiastical authority with military power. The analysis probes whether organized religion bears responsibility for war, how changing moral foundations influence public conduct, and what the crisis suggests about contemporary civilization and ethical standards.
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