Rethinking the role of Religious Conflict in Doctrine
Posted By Marc on January 15, 2010
A very interesting discussion is starting to heat up over at the Small Wars Council over a paper written by Matt Lauder called Religion and Resistance: Examining the Role of Religion in Irregular Warfare (March 2009, DRDC Toronto TN 2009-049; NB: originally posted by milNews.ca over at army.ca forums). I expect the discussion to expand quite a bit over the next few days. One of the reasons why the discussion is so interesting is that it is touching on some areas that are truly central to understanding the motivations and logics of people or, in other words, how people can “make sense” out of the weirdest things.
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