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Great guest, thank you! Agree completely on the expertise side of the debate, my question is more to clarify his actual underlying principles:

Gandhi famously said, sticking to his nonviolence philosophy, that the Jews should let the Nazis kill them - offer themselves to their murderers - rather than fight back. Is this your general philosophy - ie nonviolence no matter what? Or do you have more of a “just war” framework you view conflicts through? Considering innocent babies and bystanders, all made in God’s image, suffer and die brutally in all wars, how ought we defend against enemies?

Thank you!

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