War (n.) is the overdue bill for a spiritual collapse ordered generations earlier.
War (n.) against wrong is the price paid for refusing, in peacetime, to fight for right.
War (n.) is always an atrocity; only the need to survive can excuse it.
War (n.) is where human ingenuity peaks and human devotion runs deepest, and that is exactly its insanity.
War (n.) splits humanity more deeply than anything else: into those who think it avoidable and those who think it inevitable.
War (n.) is a whole nation going insane: we punish one murder and organize the slaughter of peoples.
War (n.) is no separate evil to the prophets, just peacetime's quiet wrongs carried to their conclusion.
War (n.) is needs hardened into aggressive interests, and it grows with technical progress.