The Just War Tradition
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The Ethical Dilemma of Just War and Revolution
This chapter explores the ethical dilemma faced by Arthur when confronting the Black Knight and the concept of government's role in combatting lawless individuals like terrorists. It compares the humorous scene of the Black Knight in Arthurian legend to the American Revolution, delving into the theological debate about the justification for the colonists' rebellion and the unique aspects of the American War for Independence. The conversation also highlights the contrast between the Russian Revolution and the American War for Independence, delving into the grievances of the colonists and the fascinating life of John Witherspoon.
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