If We'd Lost The War, We'd All

The 'realist' Conception Of Continuing Old-fashioned 'balance Of Power' Politics May Have Been Well Founded In The Past, But It Is Inconsistent With Our Increasing Interdependent World. On Moral Grounds Alone There Can Be No Justification For The 20th Century Level Of Killing. To Settle Disputes Without Violence Must Become The Primary Goal Of Foreign Policy For Every Nation.

The Greatest Contribution Vietnam Is Making-right Or Wrong Is Beside The Point-is That It Is Developing An Ability In The United States To Fight A Limited War, To Go To War Without The Necessity Of Arousing The Public Ire.

One Solitary God-centered, God-intoxicated Man Can Do More To Keep God's Love Alive And His Presence Felt In The World Than A Thousand Half-hearted, Talkative Busy Men Living Frightened, Fragmented Lives Of Quiet Desperation.

General, You Don't Have A War Plan! All You Have Is A Kind Of Horrible Spasm!

The Indefinite Combination Of Human Fallibility And Nuclear Weapons Will Lead To The Destruction Of Nations.