The Emotional Core of War: Why Peace Keeps Failing
It’s That Part

The Emotional Core of War: Why Peace Keeps Failing

Mar 19, 2026
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What if wars are not just driven by policy, but by the darker corners of human nature? In this episode of Talk of the Times, Jesse Lee Hammonds (Host of the "It's That Part" podcast) and Attorney Bernie Brown (Host of "The Logical Lawyer" podcast) move past headlines and battlefield updates to examine the emotional engine behind war itself. They unpack how fear, hate, envy, grievance, ideology, domination, and territorial ambition keep dragging humanity back into conflict, from Cain and Abel to today’s tensions involving Iran, Israel, and global powers. This conversation does not romanticize war or flatten it into politics alone. Instead, it asks a harder question: if war grows from the human core, can strategy alone ever stop it? Along the way, the hosts connect Scripture, legal reasoning, colonial history, military conditioning, and modern geopolitics into one urgent discussion. The result is sober, honest, and deeply reflective. If you are tired of surface-level war commentary and want the deeper truth beneath the conflict, this episode is for you. Listen now and share it with someone willing to think beyond the headlines. It's "The Talk of the Times!"

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Author
Jesse Lee Hammonds
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