No Time to Kill is a holistic analysis of issues which threaten the extinction of life on a mass scale: WMDs, genocide, and... More > terrorism. Roth focuses on these complex problems through the lenses of anthropology, psychology, theology, sociology, international law, physical science, politics, and the history of war and weaponry. WMDs are only a vague concept for most people, so Roth wanted the layperson to be able to visualize the devastation of WMDs and learn how they threaten civilization. He wants everyone to understand that they have the power to do something to bring about the elimination of WMDs. No Time to Kill does not just discuss the problem; it proposes a practical solution for making the planet safer-an approach that has never been tried before. This book will enlighten its readers, make them think and inspire them to act. < Less

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No Time to Kill is a holistic analysis of issues which threaten the extinction of life on a mass scale: WMDs, genocide, and... More > terrorism. Roth focuses on these complex problems through the lenses of anthropology, psychology, theology, sociology, international law, physical science, politics, and the history of war and weaponry. WMDs are only a vague concept for most people, so Roth wanted the layperson to be able to visualize the devastation of WMDs and learn how they threaten civilization. He wants everyone to understand that they have the power to do something to bring about the elimination of WMDs. No Time to Kill does not just discuss the problem; it proposes a practical solution for making the planet safer-an approach that has never been tried before. This book will enlighten its readers, make them think and inspire them to act. < Less

No Time to Kill is a holistic analysis of issues which threaten the extinction of life on a mass scale: WMDs, genocide, and... More > terrorism. Roth focuses on these complex problems through the lenses of anthropology, psychology, theology, sociology, international law, physical science, politics, and the history of war and weaponry. WMDs are only a vague concept for most people, so Roth wanted the layperson to be able to visualize the devastation of WMDs and learn how they threaten civilization. He wants everyone to understand that they have the power to do something to bring about the elimination of WMDs. No Time to Kill does not just discuss the problem; it proposes a practical solution for making the planet safer—an approach that has never been tried before. This book will enlighten its readers, make them think and inspire them to act. < Less