war

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war. See also military; peace: social peace; self-defense
always been a kingmaker (70:5.5)
benefits of early war (70:2sec)
Badonan survivors of w. were most intelligent and desirable of all then living (64:5.1)
by selective survival, w. improved lemur species (62:2.5)
compelled arrogant individualists to submit to chief executive (70:2.21)
early w. spread culture (81:3.7)
forced tribal organization onto clans (70:3.3)
indispensable scaffolding; now bankrupt, must be abandoned (70:2.4)
instituted social changes and new ideas (70:2.1,9)
requires organization (70:1.9)
weeded out most abnormal and defective strains (52:2.11)
cannot be run by a debating society (70:5.5)
causes of war (70:1sec)
absence of ideals on part of national leaders (111:4.10)
chiefs not fond of peace (70:5.6-7)
earliest w. fought over mineral deposits (69:4.6)
early administrations only changed by civil w. (70:7.17)
for gain or glory (69:1.3,5)
overpopulation (81:6.12)
persists because man evolved from fighting animals (63:4.9) (70:1.2,7)
secularism (195:8.5)
self-assertiveness (194:3.18)
symptom of disease of national sovereignty (134:5.2,7,10) (134:6.6-7)
w. gratifies energies of self-preservation reactions (70:2.20)
w. is natural state of evolving man (63:4.9) (70:1.1)
without help from superhuman sources, society breaks down (68:3.4-5)
competition is slowly displacing (71:5.1)
detriments associated with war
all participants met with defeat (194:3.12)
great handicap confronting Urantia (55:3.21)
more killed 1900–1933 than since Jesus’ day (195:8.13)
more terrible destruction yet to come (195:8.13)
will become almost suicidal (134:5.17)
disreputable on normal worlds (54:1.10)
early captives eaten, tortured, sacrificed, or enslaved (69:8.2-3)
international adjudication should replace (52:6.6) (71:8.13)
lack of w. delayed development of Chinese state (79:8.1-2,5)
mid-mammals exterminated dawn mammals (62:3.4)
military mercy slow in coming (70:1.17)
never yet outlawed by mankind as a whole (71:5.1)
none in light and life (55:5.4)
practice of declaring w. represented progress (70:1.21)
practices of continental nation (72:7.7,14) (72:11.4-5)
primitive religions all sanctioned (70:1.14)
Prince’s staff labored to regulate and humanize (66:5.30)
provide peaceful substitutes for (70:2.20)
religion prostituted into military propaganda during (99:3.8)
sentimental sophistry of visionary peace planning (70:3.4)
slavery was feature of early military conquest (69:3.7) (69:8.1-4) (70:1.20) (70:8.5) (121:3.7)

Cross-references

See also military
See also peace: social peace
See also self-defense

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