The War And the Churches
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Armies were maintained only in the interest of criminalambition or for the settlement of disputes which ought to have beensubmitted to judges. The menace of the Turk, with his hostile religion, was, of course, a just ground for armaments, but a few nations generallybore the whole brunt of his onset. Whatever religious feeling may makeof the great Crusades, which drew to the east armies from all parts ofEurope, secular history must dismiss them as appalling blunders. The fewadvantages they broug...ht to European culture cannot seriously be weighedagainst the terrible sacrifice of lives and the even more terribleconsecration of militarism. In a word, the menace of the Turk couldhave been met admirably by such an arrangement as we are advocating inEurope to-day: the maintenance of a small force by each nation forcommon action, under the direction of a supreme legal tribunal, againstnations which would not obey the common law of peace. But we need notseriously discuss the influence of the Turk on the system.
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Armies were maintained only in the interest of criminalambition or for the settlement of disputes which ought to have beensubmitted to judges. The menace of the Turk, with his hostile religion, was, of course, a just ground for armaments, but a few nations generallybore the whole brunt of his onset. Whatever religious feeling may makeof the great Crusades, which drew to the east armies from all parts ofEurope, secular history must dismiss them as appalling blunders. The fewadvantages they broug...ht to European culture cannot seriously be weighedagainst the terrible sacrifice of lives and the even more terribleconsecration of militarism. In a word, the menace of the Turk couldhave been met admirably by such an arrangement as we are advocating inEurope to-day: the maintenance of a small force by each nation forcommon action, under the direction of a supreme legal tribunal, againstnations which would not obey the common law of peace. But we need notseriously discuss the influence of the Turk on the system.
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