Always been a kingmaker. [1]
Badonan survivors of war were most intelligent and desirable of all then living. [2] By selective survival, war improved lemur species. [3] Compelled arrogant individualists to submit to chief executive. [4] Early war spread culture. [5] Forced tribal organization onto clans. [6] Indispensable scaffolding; now bankrupt, must be abandoned. [7] Instituted social changes and new ideas. [8] Requires organization. [9] Weeded out most abnormal and defective strains. [10]
Cannot be run by a debating society. [11]
Absence of ideals on part of national leaders. [12] Chiefs not fond of peace. [13] Earliest war fought over mineral deposits. [14] Early administrations only changed by civil war. [15] For gain or glory. [16] Overpopulation. [17] Persists because man evolved from fighting animals. [18] Secularism. [19] Self-assertiveness. [20] Symptom of disease of national sovereignty. [21] War gratifies energies of self-preservation reactions. [22] War is natural state of evolving man. [23] Without help from superhuman sources, society breaks down. [24]
Competition is slowly displacing. [25]
All participants met with defeat. [26] Great handicap confronting Urantia. [27] More killed 1900–1933 than since Jesus’ day. [28] More terrible destruction yet to come. [29] Will become almost suicidal. [30]
Disreputable on normal worlds. [31] Early captives eaten, tortured, sacrificed, or enslaved. [32] International adjudication should replace. [33] Lack of war delayed development of Chinese state. [34] Mid-mammals exterminated dawn mammals. [35] Military mercy slow in coming. [36] Never yet outlawed by mankind as a whole. [37] None in light and life. [38] Practice of declaring war represented progress. [39] Practices of continental nation. [40] Primitive religions all sanctioned. [41] Prince’s staff labored to regulate and humanize. [42] Provide peaceful substitutes for. [43] Religion prostituted into military propaganda during. [44] Sentimental sophistry of visionary peace planning. [45] Slavery was feature of early military conquest. [46]