Stanford Prison Experiment & Hoped To Do Good

A Soldier hoped to do Good but was changed by War
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Questions for the article: A Soldier Hoped to do Good, but was Changed by War.
Directions: Be sure to answer the questions as stated.
For inference, answer the question based on prior knowledge and the facts present.
Fact; factually answer the questions based on the information given.
Research/Explain; using the internet, text, newspapers, etc., extrapolate on the question given.
Opinion; based on how/what you feel and what you know, answer the question.
Infer: Based on your readings, text, and prior knowledge of Christianity, how could Sgt. Ricky Clousing serves both God and country by going to War? (Fact/Infer)
By going to War, he would serve God by speaking out and reporting the misdeed to his superiors. Thus the perpetrators would be brought to account for their actions. Notably, he would have fulfilled service obligations by performing his duties and what is expected of him by the law and God.
Political: Based on the article, your political/religious leanings, how could the Iraq War not be good for the country and your religious beliefs? (Infer/Fact)
The killing of innocent civilians and irrelevant torture would affect my spirituality. Moreover, the Iraq war could not be suitable for a country to grow economically and politically. War, halt the economy of a nation and its progression
Of all the court-martials held in that court, summarize (briefly) the three cases mentioned and compare and contrast the first two (England/Akbar) with the present case. (Fact/Research)
The Sgt was sentenced to 11 months in confinement for going AWOL without permission in the first case. However, according to the pretrial agreement, he pleaded guilty; thus, he had to serve three months of service. The other case was against his religion, in which the prosecutor argued that many individuals are conflicted between the reality of War and ideology. In both cases, Sgt was sent back to service following the law.
Describe both the reality of War and the idea of War. Does a religious conviction have more excellent weight/justification than a non-religious conviction? Do religious people have greater beliefs than non-religious people? (Research/Explain).
The idea of War is typically to go to the war zone and protect a country from the enemy. While in reality, innocent people, children, women, and the weak are the most vulnerable. Some...