The author examines how Christian faith and spiritual values influence the views and actions of soldiers, and analyzes military doctrine and moral aspects of warfare from a religious perspective.

The author traces the war experience through the prism of personal stories and impressions, revealing the inner world of soldiers, their experiences and spiritual challenges during combat operations.

The book reveals their spiritual support and guidance in the face of military confrontation, and highlights their role in ensuring the moral well-being of the military and supporting families.

We offer readers an in-depth understanding of the role of spiritual leaders in the modern world, providing practical advice and strategies for learning and effectively fulfilling spiritual responsibilities.

The book explores the internal aspects of war, including stress, anxiety, trauma, and methods of overcoming them, and examines the psychological mechanisms of adaptation and recovery from war experience.

The overall theme of the book is to examine Christianity's attitude to war, violence, and the use of force, and to find ways to address these issues in the light of Christian values and principles.