Quote by Kristina McMorris

Were prayers of murderers, when fighting on the right side of the war, ever heard let alone answered?

Were prayers of murderers, when fighting on the right side o

Summary

This quote raises the question of whether prayers from individuals engaged in war, specifically those involved in killing others but fighting for what they perceive as a just cause, can be heard or answered by a divine entity. It challenges the notion of whether the morality or righteousness of the cause influences the effectiveness of prayers. The quote suggests that this scenario brings doubt to the idea of divine intervention and highlights the complexities and ethical dilemmas present in times of conflict.

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War Tragedy Philosophy Inspirational World War Ii Prayers Philosophy Religion

By Kristina McMorris

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