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Can a nation justify a war if it results in death? Over thousands of years, many wars resulted in millions of deaths. War killed civilians for the sake of land, money, and resources, however lives have also been saved because of a country protecting the innocent. Winston Churchill once bravely told the people of England, “We shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall

man named Maximilian Robespierre led the government. He executed a large number of people who he thought could be enemies or somewhat threats to his new fragile form of government. It was rumored that he had spies everywhere who would turn others in, just for not being enthusiastic about the revolutionaries form of government. also if an individual complained or made a comment pertaining negatively to life in France after the revolution they would be executed. His Reign of Terror not only focused upon

protecting someone else, this is only one of many times that it is justifiable. George should not be punished for killing Lennie because he was protecting everyone, he protected anyone else that would have come in contact with Lennie because Lennie would just hurt them, He protected Lennie from being hurt in the future by anyone, and he protected himself from being dragged back down by Lennie’s bad behavior. George should not be punished for killing Lennie because he protected everyone in doing so.

1A. The three conditions for a just war includes that war must be declared by proper authority, antagonist must be notified of the war declaration, and the antagonists must be given the opportunity to make peace before war begins. These are the necessary conditions for jus ad bellum. When a just war will begin, proper authorities must declare the war to the public. It must be a person of official purpose in the state, not a random citizen. The antagonist must be notified of the war and not blind

There are ideas of both moral and justified wars, the ideas of moral wars include a really big problem, a country fighting your country continuously, and doing it for bravery. In Barefoot Gen, after Japan had started the war, the United States had dropped bombs on them, which I believe was cruel because they knew that “Japan had no intention of surrendering the U.S.” so they ended up dropping a second atomic bomb. Since Japan’s leaders saw that there was no way out of this, they began to consider

Just War Theory; Marim Ibrahim Unit 3 Activity 3 This is a direct result of reflecting upon Jesus’ life. Jesus emphasized loving your enemies and constantly called us to peace. War opposes majority of Jesus’, and thus the Church's, main moral values which are clearly evident in the Catholic Social Teachings (CST). Some of the CST mains themes are human dignity and the promotion of peace. War opposes these themes, showing little regard for life with the death toll reaching new highs. In the words

The Infancy Gospel of James, otherwise known as the Protoevangelium Gospel of James, begins by introducing part of Mary’s lineage. It informs the reader of Joachim and Anna, Mary’s parents. Joachim is known to be a very rich and generous man with his money, but is prevented from offering gifts to Israel because he has yet to produce offspring for Israel. Joachim decides that he will go into the desert and fast and pray in the effort to receive a message from God about offspring. He is recorded as

completing this book, the active and public role that James took in Jerusalem’s church eventually led to his martyrdom. According to the writings of Josephus, he was accused by the High Priest and given the opportunity to renounce his faith. James the Just serves as a great example to all Christians, for when he was sentenced and given the opportunity to recant his faith, he refused and consequently was stoned. This outcome and heroic stand made for Christ, seems unlikely when examining the life of James

Clement of Alexandria and his explicit references to the Infancy Gospel has helped scholars determine that the original document must have been written by 215 AD at the latest. Otherwise, the Infancy Gospel of James would have to have been written at just before Origen and Clement of Alexandria had been born since there is no other evidence of scholars or theologians writing about the Gospel prior to the aforementioned writings. Concerning the proliferation of the Infancy Gospel, elements of the Gospel

Background knowledge of James can help the reader interpret James 4:13-17 and effectively apply it to his or her life. Many scholars have various opinions in regards to who the author of James may be, but evidence as shown that it could have been James who is the Son of Zebedee and brother of John. Or it may have been the other James, the son of Alpheus or Cleophas, mentioned in Matthew 3, Mark 3 and 18, Acts 1:13, and Luke 24:18. It was mentioned that James was the “Lord’s brother.” Regardless