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    Can War Ever Be Justified

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    argue that war is always justifiable while others argue that it can never be. Some maintain that due to human conditions‚ war is inevitable. Can it ever be morally justifiable to use force so as to preserve values within a society such as justice‚ peace and freedom? The Pacifists argue that war is never morally justifies‚ while others argue that war at times is justifiable‚ and therefore they produce what one may call the ‘just war tradition’. The just war tradition represents a fund of practical

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    the most important principle is that war must have a just cause. This means that the causes that resort to military force must be appropriate. For the war to be just‚ the war must be declared by a legitimate authority‚ be of last resort‚ seek peace as the future goal‚ violence be proportional to the harm it inflicts‚ have the right intention and have reasonable chance of success. The most

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    resolution. While‚ people argued that “just war” was more convenient for citizens in tackling most difficult situations‚ “Just peach” believers disagreed with that claim and said just war limited people from making alternatives to violence. “Just peace” believers seemed to be right when “Cardinal Jaime Sin‚ the highest-ranking Catholic official in the country‚ joined the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines in calling for a “nonviolent struggle for justice.” Training from the Catholic

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    disgusting little bug. Once this fly shows up it interrupts her peace‚ and it is disturbing her plans to meet death. Emily is much harsher in this poem compared to the other one. This poem is depressing‚ and I could not help but to think that this is not how she wanted to die. She did not want to experience people cry‚ or sit in a silent room. But this was her fate‚ her undesirable fate. Although everything was done to ensure herself at peace‚ she was not. The room was too still for her‚ so still that

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    also take military action against a state or other entity threatening international peace and security and may further decide on the deployment of troops or observers. Article 46 Chapter VII allows for plans for the application of armed force with the assistance of the Military Staff Committee (which must be established by the Council). o Peacemaking and peacebuilding: The difference between peacekeeping and peacebuilding lies in their mandates‚ powers and institutional frameworks. While peacemaking

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    The novel Private Peaceful and the short story "The Best Christmas Present in the World" are both by Michael Morpurgo‚ however the author is not the only thing that connects the two. When looking at these stories you realise just how similar they are‚ mainly the characters‚ plot and many of the themes. However‚ these stories are also very different‚ and the main characters face challenges that are different to each other yet hold just as much importance. Tommo‚ our narrator in Private Peaceful

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    situations. And once we have achieved it‚ we can create new goals. Conversely‚ if we cannot attain it‚ we can modify them to be more realistic. For instance‚ Mahatma Ghandi’s goal in life was to achieve peace through peaceful means. Furthermore‚ he was happiest when there are no wars and people can live in peace. Even when he was sent to jail‚ he still held on to his goal which was to solve things through peaceful means‚ not war. And even in jail‚ he could attain happiness - Ghandi is

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    After studying this lesson‚ you will be able to understand the meaning of Directive Principles of State Policy. classify the Directive Principles into four groups i.e. economic and social‚ Gandhian‚ administrative and those related to international peace. recognize the role of Directive Principles in promotion of universalisation of education‚ abolition of child labour and improving the status of women. explain the Directive Principles which provide the framework of welfare state to be realised

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    Just War Theory

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    teachings by Christian theologians‚ St Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas. Even though Just war theory started from biblical teaching it does not mean that Christianity endorses violence or war but instead the ultimate goal is peace. War can only serve as the last resort action to achieve peace. After Christianity become dominant in the Roman civilization‚ the demand for a theory to justify the act of war lead St. Augustine to propose the Just War theory that was driven from biblical teachings (Catholic Answer

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    A Change of Heart Warring nations scar even the very fabric of humanity but the scars that nature leaves in the surface of the earth are immense and unwrithingly painful. Even time can not heal the devastation that a civilization would undergo when nature decides the course that it should take. Billions of years ago‚ time when even man has not touched the abundance of the earth‚ massive extinctions have already caused much change. Time when the glorious age of the mighty dinosaurs were first recorded

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