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William Spaniel 
Reblogged this on Pax Dei as Missio Dei and commented:
Here is a very mind spinning analysis about the “Rationality of War” by William Spaniel. I hope you will benefit and thrilled with the way Spaniel tries to approach this concept of the rationality of war. À bientôt! Merid