War With Iran and the New Crusade: Is America Entering a Judeo-Christian-Islamic Holy Conflict?
When war is framed as destiny, it stops being strategy and starts becoming scripture. There are moments in history when a war is sold as policy, and there are moments when it is sold as destiny. The difference matters. Policy can be debated. Destiny must be obeyed. Policy invites questions. Destiny treats questions like betrayal. That is why the language surrounding war with Iran deserves far more scrutiny than it has received. We are not merely dealing with troop movements, alliance obligations, or geopolitical calculations. We are dealing with something more dangerous: the moral and religious packaging of war. That packaging is not accidental. It has been building for years. It appears in the rhetoric of leaders who speak of America not simply as a constitutional republic, but as a Christian nation. It appears in the suggestion that Islam is not merely a competing religion abroad, but a civilizational threat at home. It appears in the language of cultural purity, demograp...
