"Mankind has always been in need of a leader especially in times of war. That leadership has almost always come in the form of one man or one woman. Leadership by committee usually bows to one individual leader given enough time. And one individual leader can promote good or evil agendas as history records." Charles Fredrikson pens an enlightening look at leadership through the lenses of historical leaders. This historical piece examines the nature of leadership, as Charles Fredrikson unveils in-depth coverage and historical data on world leaders. His straightforward writing style reveals a passion for historical figures; his findings reveal little-known details of prominent historical figures. Jesus and the Art of War is a must read for those who have a passion for historical knowledge, and you'll be impressed by Fredrikson's ability to compound dates and names into a fascinating read with much attention to valuing history. Additionally, the nature of God is evaluated as the supreme leader, and overall valued traits of leaders are incorporated.