The article discusses the use of religion in amassing political power and inciting violence towards the end of the day. The article suggests that members of the military can speak out about the Constitution's protection against religious freedom, following at least 200 enlisted people' formal complaints to the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRCF) in response to President Trump's bombing of Iran. The complaints were supported by two dozen members of Congress, who asked for an investigation based on both the Constitution and Department of Defense regulations about religious neutrality and professional standards expected of military leadership. The author suggests that an internal American Christian conversation should be had about religion's use in politics and its use of it as a tool to rally troops. The fear and promise of the end-time should not be hijacked by political leaders bent on waging war.