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Christian Influence Increases in a Volunteer Army |
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We see how the importance of what represents achievement to warriors makes them the most easily recruited soldiers. Few other groups enjoys and want to participate in military activity. This concentration of warriors automatically brings their religion - Christianity is by far the best religion in the world for warriors - as they feel it provides an edge over the enemy. Several unintended, by the intellectuals' view of life, consequences have occurred causing problems in our spending priorities and foreign policy. We'll look at how intellectuals need to communicate with warriors to provide better national administration and the responsibilities of each group. |
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by Richard Pearlman April 2008 |
Comments
A "Christian Volunteer" in a volunteer army is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Intellectuals really never understood nor were aware of this issue to realize the need for administration was growing into a crisis.
The insertion of the Norse warrior into the Christian arena changed any purpose of Christianity before the Norse invasion and conquering of Europe into a structure to control and inspire warriors. European wars before the emergence of the nation-state were mostly religious wars which they continuously fought until less than 100 years ago. No religion could withstand 1,000 years of the importance of the warrior without a successful adaptation.