The Generations Radio Program Six Causes for World War I and II - History Lesson: How to Start a World War
Jul 14, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Adam McManus, a writer for The Worldview in Five Minutes, joins Kevin Swanson to delve into the historical causes of the world wars. They explore the decline of Christian values in Western civilization, using England and America as case studies. The guest highlights the eerie parallels between early 20th-century Germany's societal changes and today's geopolitical tensions. They also emphasize learning from history to avoid repeating the violent mistakes of the past. Tune in for a thought-provoking exploration of conflict and morality!
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Christian Foundation's Role in Civilization
- The fall of Western civilization is linked to the removal of its Christian foundation.
- Without the Christian worldview, the civilization itself cannot sustain or stand.
Six Causes Behind World Wars
- Six causes contribute to world wars: worldview conflicts, power struggles, leadership character, morality collapse, economic issues, and God's judgment.
- God's judgment is the ultimate cause utilizing the others as tools.
Germany's Power Lust and Nationalism
- Germany's late entrance into power struggles triggered intense nationalism and pride.
- The lust for power, unchecked by God, is the strongest intoxicant leading to conflict.
