How does Marlantes' perspective on war change?

Is the author's "warrior dictum" to only use violence in response to violence a practical rule for an individual or for a nation?

How does Marlantes think soldiers should be prepared spiritually for warfare?

How does Marlantes approach the notion of sin and guilt? Does being a warrior change the meaning of these words?

What role should society play in supporting warriors,according to Marlantes?

Is it ever right to kill? What does Marlantes think?

Discuss Marlantes description of loyalty. What role does it play in being an ethical warrior?

Is it possible to be a "moral fighter?"