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The ostensible contradiction between war and morality has resulted in serious moral questions that many ethicists have tried to answer. Is war ever just? Is war just an irremovable part of human nature? Is some war just? The world constantly finds itself in a state of some form of war, and as such it seems that assessing the morality of war is essential. As with any other issue, different thinkers have disagreed on what the standards should be for warfare and how people should behave in such situations

tasting different are somewhat sweet. Like just war theory and pacifism, the two concepts are different yet similar at the same time. In this paper, I will attempt to show you, the reader how two opposing views on violence can be different; and at the same time share ideas and principles to make them similar. While the idea of just war theory and pacifism are different they share some of the same characteristics and fundamental concepts. In the theory of just war one believes that though war is wrong

the Just Post Bellum, after war. Just Post Bellum has been the concept that deals with morality of the concluding phase of the war. The objective is to maintain peace and justice after the war is over, which will mitigate any other blow ups that may be forthcoming. Just Post Bellum consists of four principle: just cause, reconciliation, punishment, and restoration. These fundamental areas all aid guidance to promote Augustine’s tranquillitas ordinis. “Just war should aim at establishing a just peace”

not so then we would never go to war or have a police department. I believe that the only justifiable reason for killing would be to protect either yourself our others. When we go to war we go to war to protect ourselves or others we do not go to war just to kill. When we had the revolutionary war we were standing up for ourselves against the English. When ww2 started we did not fight for either side until we were attacked and then it was justifiable because we were protecting ourselves. We have a

new technology and new ways of conducting war, but were these new ways justified and made true with the Just war Theory? The criteria of the Just war theory clearly identify that Fair Treatment of Prisoners must be upheld, No Atrocious Weapons to be used in combat and the War must be Committed for a Just Cause. Jus in Bello, Fair treatment of prisoners is clearly a violated criteria of the Just War Theory. This criteria of the theory states that once captured POW they no longer pose a threat to security

war be justified? In order to come to terms with making war, from the perspective of a Just War Theorist, the principles of justice in going to war must be defined. Justification in going to war is a topic which has shown up throughout the centuries and is commonly categorized as force to keep evil at bay through the means of a proper governing authority taking violent action, with right intentions, for a just cause. Deeply rooted in the scriptures of the Old Testament, this ethical position on

In the just war tradition, war was thought to be part of the moral world but had to meet certain criteria to be just. “The war had to create peace to protect human dignity and rights” (Himes, p. 85). There are seven points listed for the criteria for going to war. The first listed is making sure the war has a just cause. This means that there is a specific problem that needs to be fixed, or there is a reasonable defensive reason. A competent authority person, or a person of authority, needs to

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Aquinas the 3 conditions for just war are: proper authority, a just cause, and a right intention. The first condition, proper authority, specifies that a war in order to be just must be declared by the authority of the head of a state. A declaration of war gives the opposite nation the opportunity to reconsider things and resolve the issue in a peaceful way. Only if the highest authority rejects or deny this opportunity a war is consider just. The second condition is a just cause, which means that a

Just War Theory Wars are fought for many reasons and I back then it use to be that to territories went to war to gain land for their country and that was the usually justification. People also go to war because they believe in different things and they see each other as “less than human” so they be. The reading stated the war is a last resort option for most. Some important principles of a just war are the non-violent options must be considered first. Also war cannot be declared unless it is by