Wisdom and Sword

The author has collected sufficient creative power to face a bold synthesis, as he scrutinizes the phenomenon of war and peace, since the dawn of time, through the works of ancient, medieval and Renaissance philosophers-the greatest sages of the world. Philosophical, human, and scientific dilemmas are presented in this book, in a comprehensive and convenient way, so the reader will not encounter final definitions and invariable claims or inferences. Author meant for the readers to accompany him navigating the waves of the past, so that they could optimally help themselves in solving life dilemmas and the riddles of life. A solid philosophical and scientific basis is necessary to understand the book, and as Bloch would put it, while referring to the complexity of Hegel's ideas - "The one aiming to go to the sea must know the nautical knots." This book ought to be understood as a call for personal intellectual endeavor and curiosity, for readers of all generations, in order to penetrate the complex phenomenon of war and peace, a phenomenon which directly concerns every human being, and that will grow increasingly important for all people and nations today, and our children tomorrow.