Respected historian Stephen Mansfield takes a timely look at American soldiers, from Lexington to Iraq, asking the question: 'What happens religiously to America's warriors when they go to battle...?' He looks at how killing is justified, whether faith is strengthened or weakened, spiritual influences and other ways religion has impacted our country's war efforts throughout the years. Through research, quotes of famous men and personal testimonies of soldiers, we see what our military loses when we secularize battle. 256 pages, hardcover with dust jacket.
