Desmond Doss’s experiences profoundly shaped his views on war. As a devout Seventh-day Adventist, Doss held strong convictions against carrying weapons, believing in the sanctity of life. His upbringing, steeped in Christian values, emphasized compassion and service. While serving as a medic during World War II, he faced extreme challenges, including intense combat and hostility from fellow soldiers due to his beliefs. His experiences in the war fortified his commitment to non-violence and heroism, ultimately earning him the Medal of Honor for saving lives without carrying a firearm, exemplifying his faith in action.