These are useful in starting discussions about the important points in the film. To kill or not to kill? Obeying the call of one’s nation? Or becoming a conscientious objector? What to do when it is your finger on the trigger and another human being in the rifle site? Click images for video.
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Aidan Delgado”The Right Way Out”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion. A Buddhist conscientious objector finds his way.
Length: 6:33
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Major Peter Kilner “War is Necessary”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion. An officer and West Point professor takes a long hard look at why we go to war and who should pull the trigger. Length: 4:46
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Camilo Mejia “Killing Changes You”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion. The burden of conscience. What happens after you pull the trigger.
Length: 4:45
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Joshua Casteel “To Love One’s Enemies”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion. A patriot joins after 9/11 and discovers to his surprise that he is a Christian conscientious objector.
Length: 6 minutes
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Sgt. Jaime Isom “People Don’t Know What It Is Like”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion. A sincere war fighter faces the burden of conscience, for answering his nation’s call. Length: 2:54
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Sgt. Washington “Kill or be Killed”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion. What every soldier knows, even if they don’t talk about it.
Length: 2:12
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“The Good Samaritan and the CO”
Soldiers of Conscience Vignette – a tool for beginning discussion. The moral reasoning behind killing, when one’s nation requires it.
Length: 4:30
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