Summary: Just war deals with the justification for war. A just war is a war that is justified, has a just cause, and has the right intention.A just war is one that is in accordance with the principles of justice, including being fought for a just cause and waged by a rightful authority. A just war is a war that is fought with the intention of making peace, or to restore peace. It is considered as a moral and ethical conflict. A just war can be seen in the context of three different types: defensive, aggressive and preventive wars. A just war is a war that is fought for a moral reason. A just war can be defined as a conflict between two or more countries that are in disagreement on an issue. The fight is not to take over the other country but rather to solve the disagreement. A just war is a war that has been justified to have been fought by the standards of international law. It is also called a moral war. This can be seen as an act of self-defense, or in order to protect the innocent from harm. Is the war in Ukraine a just war? Website: www.christopherscottshow.com Show Notes: https://www.christopherscottshow.com/show-notes
