
When is War Justified? A Catholic Perspective | Prof. Joseph Capizzi
The Thomistic Institute
Just War Theory and the Morality of Political Actions
Exploring the Catholic perspective on just war theory, this chapter delves into the morality of political actions and the importance of right authority in decision-making. It discusses the concept of right intention, distinguishing between killing and murder, and the necessity of acting for the common good and international peace. The chapter also touches on historical examples and the challenges of balancing justice with practical limitations in addressing wrongdoing.
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