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A Collection on Just War

In a previous post, I’ve mentioned Tom’s on going series on Just War Theory. Joe Carter, of the Evangelical Outpost, points to two other discussions of Just War Theory. One, by Mark Olson, is a worthy, if mis-numbered, review of the Theory with a conclusion that reviews many wars and their applicability as either Just or Unjust. The second, by Jon Trainer, offers a brief statement of the principles of Just War Theory, and a look out how Biblical passages can be viewed to support Just War.

All are interesting takes on the subject, and recommended.

The Redhunter

Introduction to Just War Theory
I. Recourse to War - jus ad bellum

  1. Just Cause
  2. Competent Authority
  3. Comparative Justice
  4. Right Intention
  5. Last Resort
  6. Probability of Success
  7. Proportionality

II. Conduct in War - jus in bello

  1. Discrimination
  2. Proportionality

Pseudo-Polymath

On Just War (Part 1)
On Just War (Part 2) Who?
On Just War (Part 2) Why?
On Just War (Part 3) How?
On Just War: Conclusion

Personal Trainer

A Just War?

Enjoy.


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