Authors: John A. Cooper Jr. and Matthew Bryant
The Warfighter’s Catechism by John Cooper Jr. and Matthew Bryant
In the crucible of combat, where decisions are measured in split seconds and souls hang in the balance, there emerges a beacon of clarity and guidance. “The Warfighter’s Catechism,” authored by John Cooper Jr., a former US Army Sniper, and Matthew Bryant, a Chaplain in the US Air Force Reserve, stands as a testament to the convergence of tactical precision and spiritual wisdom in the arena of warfare.
Structured as a Catechism, this groundbreaking work addresses both the straightforward and complex questions that confront warfighters on the battlefield and beyond with the all sufficient counsel of God’s word.
Key Features of “The Warfighter’s Catechism”:
Clarity in Complexity: Cooper and Bryant draw upon their unique perspectives—one from the front lines and the other from the chaplain’s office—to provide clear, concise answers to the moral and ethical dilemmas faced in combat.
Practical Guidance: Rooted in their experiences and understanding of God’s word, the simple question and answer format makes this a foundational guide for warfighters.
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