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Real World Application of the Judeo-Christian faith for the Military, Intelligence, and Law Enforcement communities. Principles and guidelines for those serving in all nations and cultures.
The Lord God says Thou shalt not kill , yet kill we do. Cain killed Abel. Criminals steal, destroy, and kill. Soldiers kill the enemy. The enemy kills us. Then comes the day you pull the trigger and send someone into eternity. You did what must be done. Some say it had to be done, but you still sinned. Others say it’s all a sin and should not be done it all. But, where does that leave you? This book has the answers.
Is Thou shalt not kill really that cut and dry? Are there Biblical precedents or provisions for Christians to do what is necessary in the line of duty without sinning? Is doing your duty, to God and Country, the dirty work, really a sin? No, it’s just the opposite. What God authorizes and the support He provides will surprise, encourage, and empower you.
Minsters of Vengeance
Gives Biblical guidance during undercover ops: for lying, stealing, sabotage, and more.
Looks at subjects like lethal force authority, and different religious views of warfare.
Draws a blueprint for prayer and a covenant mindset toward the enemy and for yourself.
Discusses PTSD; concepts of mental, emotional and physical healing, help, and prevention.
Examines spiritual gifts and help from the Holy Spirit and angels for the dirty work.
Tackles the Problem of Evil and presents a Biblical Just War Theory or Doctrine of Violence.
Pro Deo Et Patria
(For God and Country)
