The Biology of War
The Biology of War
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Certain par- ticular elements were selected. There is no common heritage of present-day civilization which has not at some period in his- tory served as an element in the formation of states.
The nations of Islam owe much to their common religion. The contrasts and similarities resulting from it are still an important political factor in the near East. The Christian Church also at first tended strongly in this direction. It an- nounced the communion of saints and the kingdom of God upon earth. ...The latter was surely conceived as a religious state. It failed, perhaps, for the very reason that its aims were in advance of their time, and in that it sought the broth- erhood of all men. Indeed, at the time of the crusades there was the beginning of a homogeneous Christian Europe. The Thirty Years' War, on the contrary, showed that Christianity Was not adapted to be the groundwork of a single unified state.
294 THE BIOLOGY OF WAR During the period of the Reformation diversity in religion was, nevertheless, sometimes a more powerful motive than diversity of state or nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certain par- ticular elements were selected. There is no common heritage of present-day civilization which has not at some period in his- tory served as an element in the formation of states.
The nations of Islam owe much to their common religion. The contrasts and similarities resulting from it are still an important political factor in the near East. The Christian Church also at first tended strongly in this direction. It an- nounced the communion of saints and the kingdom of God upon earth. ...The latter was surely conceived as a religious state. It failed, perhaps, for the very reason that its aims were in advance of their time, and in that it sought the broth- erhood of all men. Indeed, at the time of the crusades there was the beginning of a homogeneous Christian Europe. The Thirty Years' War, on the contrary, showed that Christianity Was not adapted to be the groundwork of a single unified state.
294 THE BIOLOGY OF WAR During the period of the Reformation diversity in religion was, nevertheless, sometimes a more powerful motive than diversity of state or nation.
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