What is difference between a cosmic war and regular war

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"Martyrs and Demons" (Ch. 9 portions from Terror in the Mind of God)

What is the difference between a cosmic war and a regular war? - should take one paragraph.

What does every struggle need? What is an essential ingredient?
How do you galvanize people against the foe/enemy? Describe the role of each: dehumanization, depersonalization, and satanization. Can any of this be applicable to American politics or movements in the U.S.? Whether yes or no, explain.
What is a primary enemy and what is the secondary enemy? And, which country, more than any other, has been assigned the role of primary or secondary enemy? Give 1 to 2 reasons why.

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