As a Cold War-era epic, The Ten Commandments reflects the tensions prevalent in 1950s America and the fight against godless communism.

Is intervening militarily a morally superior option? Or does refusing to intervene only foster distrust about the promises of the West.

Perhaps a discussion on the morality of intervention can help us determine whether NATO ought to intervene militarily against Russia.

Like just before World War II, I witnessed many religionists defend a murderous dictator by praising his "strong-man" tactics like fan boys.