Bishop Joseph Strickland

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617 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 30 Mar

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And I think one of the greatest points of the just war theory, is it likely to be successful?
Is it likely to have an outcome that brings more peace, more protection, not just to the individuals that you're specifically responsible for, but brings it to the world?
And so I think that we've got to honestly assess what is happening and acknowledge that no nation seems to be really, and I love the United States.
I was raised as a patriotic kid.
I still believe in a lot of the principles, but when we lose sight of the basic principles of our founding as a nation,
or as of our faith of Christianity, or whatever our faith is, those basic principles have to guide us.
And we can't allow popular opinion or political agendas to override those basic moral values that should be the pillars that found us, that stabilize everything that is shaking in the world today.
No, and as you said, Tucker, we have to acknowledge that to directly do that is wrong, is immoral.
Going back to that basic principle I started with, any time civilian life is devastated
It's not done morally.
It's not something we can just turn a blind eye and say, well, we got to do this.
The large scale destruction of civilian lives is never morally justified.
Like I said, if I'm a broken record making that point, I believe I need to be because
The more I think about that, the more I pray about that, the more I look at what's happening, it says, let's put a stop to this.
Let's pull back from this.
And I understand from what I see in the news that there are efforts of talking about some sort of solutions, but...
The TOG seems to always have much less focus and much less power behind it than the bombs and the destructive forces.
I guess that is, you know, by human nature, maybe that's somewhat natural that when you've got the power, it's hard to restrain yourself from using it.
We see that played out in so many ways.
But that is where the moral values have to kick in for the individual man or the individual nation and the leader that is a man or a group of men and women that are leading a nation.
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