• Just War - a “just” war is one in which expected benefits of fighting a war must be viewed relative to the expected negative consequences and outcomes.
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Requirements – o A just war should be a last resort after considering and utilizing all non-violent options to justify the use of force. o A legitimate authority can only wage just war. o A just war takes place in support of a wrong suffered. For instance, self-defense against an armed attack is justifiable. o Deaths and injury due to the reckless reasons are not morally justifiable so a just war should only be fought with a realistic chance of success. o Peace is the end goal of any just war so It has to be certain that the post war peace established is preferable to the peace that would
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Requirements – o A just war should be a last resort after considering and utilizing all non-violent options to justify the use of force. o A legitimate authority can only wage just war. o A just war takes place in support of a wrong suffered. For instance, self-defense against an armed attack is justifiable. o Deaths and injury due to the reckless reasons are not morally justifiable so a just war should only be fought with a realistic chance of success. o Peace is the end goal of any just war so It has to be certain that the post war peace established is preferable to the peace that would