Syria's Civil War Ebbs and Flows –It Must End

Both sides in the Syrian war may want Jumper on their side, He would make quick work out of tank columns. Both sides argue –each is only serving God.

No! Saint Mohammad, the Prophet would explain, God is on the battlefield. God is that child, woman… you are sniping at, torturing,.. The combatants would not want him forcing a peace (give to Caesar what is Caesar’s) or in negotiations, he does not like men perverting his words, It hurts.

This war must end, soon: Heaven demands it end.

A mutual settlement must be reached. Keep in mind Jumper’s definition of original sin today: when a person puts aside their religious beliefs to benefit economically.

The constant religious rhetoric pouring from both cannot be correct, even Saint Teresa, a Doctor of the Church, could not make sense of their words.  Syrian politics should remind all
–How rhetoric gave way to brutal philosophies.

The Scholars arguing in the late 1800s, could not have foreseen how the rhetorical dissertation could become a society’s ethos. They did. The Judaic, Christian, Islamic ethos became lost: Righteousness was not judged by God, It was judged by a person’s appearance of power…