

Jordan Hall's Tweet. Is 5th Gen Warfare Spiritual Warfare? Is "War" the right word?
Jul 11, 2025
Rod Hare, a community-focused participant, Kale Zeldin, a prep school teacher with a love for classic literature, and Gray Hamilton, a college tennis coach inspired by influential thinkers, dive into the complexities of modern warfare and spirituality. They discuss the implications of fifth-generation warfare and frame everyday conflicts as battles, questioning the effects on relationships. The dialogue also touches on community resilience, personal integrity, and the power dynamics between faith and politics, ultimately emphasizing the need for strong local connections in navigating life's challenges.
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Jordan Hall's Spiritual Warfare Tweet
- Jordan Hall tweets that the cultural moment feels like spiritual 5th generation warfare.
- Gray Hamilton relates this to his young family facing societal challenges as a personal battle.
Divorce as Battle, Not Death
- Zach reflects on his friend's suicide and compares divorce as a hardship still better than death.
- He highlights the deep pain around relationships as a type of war-like struggle.
Warfare Metaphor Reframed Locally
- Jordan Hall's war metaphor centers on spiritual war manifesting locally and personally.
- Facing challenges like job security, relationships, and community require courage akin to wartime readiness.