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The author of "Holy War" typically views war as a necessary evil, sometimes justified in the context of defending beliefs or ideals. The attitude may vary based on the specific circumstances and beliefs being defended.
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What is the attitude of the author of holy war toward war?
Holy war=Religious war/sacred/church/saintly/devout/consecrated/blessed/hallowed
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What civilization had the same attitude toward war as the Harappans?
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What civilization had the same attitude toward war as the Minoan?
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What civilization had the same attitude toward war as the Minoans?
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