[bamthedoc]

I guess it is. They did, however, lose wars against Edyptians, Babylonians, and Romans, but, as you said, while they weren't in GOD's favor.

As for the Korean war: at that time period, American and Chinese technologies were closer (I hope you get what I mean...). The US has advanced quite a bit more than China has, but I'll never say it would be easy. The Korean was was also, essentially, the US versus N. Korea, and McArthur made a rather stupid mistake. His invasion a little "too" north caused China to "retaliate" (or so was their explanation).

China doesn't exactly want to "initiate" a war, and that includes initiating it through invasion of Taiwan. Is China a threat? I'd say yes if it weren't for several militarily sound tactics keeping them back. I definatly would not like to see a major military conflict as, with now-a-days technology, millions of people could, potentially, die with a flicker of even a single countries full power.