Musings of the Court Jester
Dr. Martin ErdmannThe purpose of this publication is to defend the Christian faith against anti-Christian tendencies in society.
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The Military Dimension of Civil Religion
Why has militarism increased steadily over the past two centuries? The motivations of state elites for waging war are numerous. However, it is simplistic to attribute these motivations solely to a lust for conquest and greed. The loss of hu...
The United States' Two-Pronged Diplomacy
Government officials who engage in dishonesty during diplomatic negotiations are clearly pursuing agendas that they are attempting to hide from their negotiating partners. In other words, it’s a “cat-and-mouse game.” Often, military conflic...
United States Seeks a Pretext for War
The reasons for wars are often not immediately apparent. In many cases, the publicly cited reasons are the least accurate. Even when a belligerent is actively searching for a pretext for war, much is covered up. The following two examples i...
Imperialism offers bankers new business opportunities
A major turning point in American foreign policy occurred during the second Cleveland administration in the early 1890s. During this period, the United States transitioned from a policy of peace to an aggressive policy of economic and polit...
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