The Good Quality of Life for Soldiers According to The Five

Abstract

This academic article aims to study the good quality of life of soldiers according to the principles of the Five Doctrine Processes. The study found that: The Five Doctrine Processes are beliefs deeply ingrained in people's hearts and can be divided into five processes: 1) the primitive paradigm belief that the world, universe, and nature have no absolute rules, hence believing in mysterious powers from above that can influence various phenomena. 2) the Ancient paradigm belief that the world, universe, and nature have definite rules, thus relying on the authority or doctrine that understands natural laws best. 3) the Medieval: Belief in the existence of the afterlife and that true happiness resides in the afterlife alone. 4) the paradigm belief in the scientific laws that enable humans to access universal truths, and that human wisdom can be transmitted from one person to another. 5) the postmodern paradigm belief that no individual can fully access the truth, thus advocating for the use of reason and exchanging knowledge with the goal of mutual development. The good quality of life for soldiers according to the Five Doctrine Processes involves developing creative thinking, rational thinking, and moral care. This is achieved not by imposing policies on soldiers to adhere to a particular philosophical doctrine but by emphasizing participation, processes for fostering conscience, which is happiness derived from developing the quality of life according to the spiritual, intellectual, or true happiness by creating, cooperating, adapting, and seeking.