Where Is God in the European War (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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In Where Is God in the European War, you’ll see how ancient moral laws illuminate the choices behind a world at war and what that means for leadership and justice.

This nonfiction work argues that the Ten Commandments reveal the moral costs of aggression and upheaval on nations and people alike.

The book frames World War I as a test of conscience, tracing how autocratic rulers and secret pacts violated treaties and basic rights. It connects biblical law to real-world actions, showing how the consequences of wrongdoing unfold across nations, peoples, and history itself.

• Discover how moral law is used to interpret wartime conduct, treaties, and the treatment of truth in public life.
• Learn how leadership, national power, and political imagination interact with justice, liberty, and democracy.
• See discussions of historic alliances, secret treaties, and debates about sovereignty, press freedom, and representative government.
• Consider the idea that right action and accountability matter for the future of nations and the human family.

Ideal for readers of history and moral philosophy who want a bold, principled lens on a pivotal era and its lessons for today.

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