The Ethics of War and Pacifism

This chapter explores the just war theory, outlining six essential criteria for a war to be deemed just, and delves into the ethical implications of modern warfare that increasingly affects civilian populations. It discusses different forms of pacifism and their moral dilemmas in relation to violence and conflict, highlighting personal beliefs that shape one's stance on these issues. The chapter emphasizes the need for constructive dialogue and understanding to prevent conflict and promote peace in society.