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How does the analogy in The War Prayer by Mark Twain refers tothe old man's message?

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twain alludes that when a prayer seeks victory for one side that mean that the other side will be defeated in the battle.the prayer is not creating a positive effect for neither sides.he gives the analogy of the rain which on the one side might be really beneficial but on the other hand it might destroy the farmers crop

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