Monday was the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in 1941. That was 74 years ago. It was a day that signaled the beginning of more than just a war on earth, but it was part of our county, the United States of America, being in the war. Yet war continues today in very different ways. Study the nations that have come and gone and you will see how real bullets have been traded for chemicals, destroying data and so much more. Bullets still fly, but things seem to be much more complicated. Some of the places that have never seen actual war are in the middle of pain due to death. Places like San Bernardino, California and beyond have seen horrible happenings. Home invasions and crime continue. Recently a pastor’s wife was killed in Indianapolis, Indiana when men broke in her home. What I am pointing to is the fact that pain is rampant today. We cannot point to the single issue of terrorism, yet that is a gr...