Approaches to the Study of History
Why should we study history, to avoid repeating it? I don’t think so. There are things to be learned from studying the past. However, the existence of parallels and patterns…
Clausewitz’s Trinity
In Philosophy of War, I demonstrate an important element in Clausewitz’s trinity, “people.” The following is my review of Poiger’s book: Jazz, Rock, and Rebels. Clearly, during the Cold War,…
Philosophy of War: A Brief Analysis on Principles and Justifications
This is a basic concept. However, it seems to be overlooked on many occasions. The justifications for war are clearly presented using Aquinas’ moral theology. Still, civilized sensible nations are…
Exegesis of Genesis 15:6
The focus of this exegetical analysis will be on Genesis 15:6, “And he believed the Lord; and the Lord reckoned it to him as righteousness.” The narrative is distinct among…
“The Fear of the LORD”
The process used in this analysis was part of the five-step process outlined by Dr. Chet Roden in his book, Elementary Biblical Hebrew. The steps including: 1. Select only the…
Black Death
THE BLACK DEATH The bubonic plague also known as the Black Death—because of the way it discolored the body, was the worst disaster of the fourteenth century. After the invention…
Soviet-Afghan War
This is the title to a chapter in my book, currently under contract.
