Why America Loses Wars

Why America Loses Wars

"Why does America keep losing wars?"

World War II, 76 years ago, was the last war America won. Since then, we fought to a draw in Korea, and lost the wars in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. America has the world's best equipped and trained military, and our defense spending dwarfs those of other countries, so why do we keep losing wars?

The army of Israel lost to a much weaker opponent at the battle of Ai because a single soldier "sinned against the Lord God of Israel" (Joshua 7:20), "so the anger of the LORD burned against the children of Israel" (Joshua 7:1).

Here is a U.S. Army Muslim chaplain leading U.S. Army soldiers in prayers to the Allah of Islam, which denies the Triune God of the Bible:

The U.S. military also has some 400 Mormon chaplains who blasphemously teach that Jesus is Satan's brother, as well as Hindu chaplains, Buddhist chaplains, and supports a whole host of Satanic religions. On March 27, 2017, the U.S. military added more witches to its list of recognized religions and deleted non-denominational Protestants:

Here is a gathering of witches at the U.S. Air Force Academy to worship Satan:

And on October 19, 2021, the United States Senate confirmed this transvestite man as a "female" four star admiral:

Why does America lose wars?

God who granted defeat to an army because one wayward soldier sinned against Him is granting defeats to a military that sins against Him by policy. Until our military and nation repent, purge all idolatry and "abomination" (see Homosexuality Bible Verses), God will continue to grant us defeats no matter how much more money and technology we pour into our military.