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Edição atual desde as 20h43min de 27 de junho de 2017
John W. Welch: "On closer examination, however, even war cannot be conducted successfully in a total state of anarchy or chaos"
John W. Welch,
At first, law and war appear to be opposites. Especially in the modern experience, wars are thought to be basically extralegal. They break out when law and order break down; rules and conventions can become next to meaningless in the heat and rage of war. On closer examination, however, even war cannot be conducted successfully in a total state of anarchy or chaos. To a greater or lesser extent, all civilizations accept and employ certain laws, rules, customs, rituals, and conventional practices in times of war. In ancient Israel and in the Book of Mormon, this was certainly also the case. —(Clique aqui para continuar) [1]
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- ↑ John W. Welch, "Law and War in the Book of Mormon," Warfare in the Book of Mormon (1990)