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Book · 2018

War and the Bible

by Nikolaj Velimirović · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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He wrote a book called War and the Bible. I find it particularly excellent, not just because he's an incredible incredibly saintly man and an incredible scholar, but he also was a person who lived through World War I and II and is able to speak.
Josiah Trenham · The Tucker Carlson Show · Apr 2026 Listen at 1:52:50

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War and the Bible is a theological and historical work examining armed conflict through a Christian lens. Father Josiah Trenham recommended Bishop Nikolai Velimirović's book during an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show titled Tucker on the New Religion of Trump’s America and His Mockery of Jesus Christ, which aired on April 16, 2026. Father Josiah Trenham praised the work as particularly excellent, describing the author as an extraordinarily saintly individual and a remarkable scholar. He emphasized that the value of the text is further elevated because the writer personally lived through both World War I and World War II, giving him a unique and lived perspective that allowed him to speak authoritatively on the subject of war from a deeply spiritual and historical standpoint. The conversation explored broader themes of Christian history, faith, and the complexities of armed conflict in relation to biblical teachings, with the recommended text serving as a primary resource for understanding these profound spiritual and moral dilemmas through the eyes of an experienced clergyman and scholar who witnessed tremendous global turmoil firsthand during the twentieth century.

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“He wrote a book called War and the Bible. I find it particularly excellent, not just because he's an incredible incredibly saintly man and an incredible scholar, but he also was a person who lived through World War I and II and is able to speak.”

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