#12857 Is Just War Theory Obsolete? Church Teachings on Conflict - Tom Nash
<p>“Is Just War Theory obsolete?” This question opens a discussion on the relevance of Church teachings in modern conflicts. The conversation also addresses the morality of drafting individuals into war, the balance between martyrdom and self-defense, and the implications of dissenting from papal teachings on Just War Theory.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>06:41 – Is Just War Theory Obsolete?</li>
<li>20:00 – I believe the Iran conflict is a just war. I disagree with what the flannel panel has said on this point.</li>
<li>34:20 – Regarding people who are drafted to fight a war against their will. What does the church teach?</li>
<li>37:05 – When should you accept martyrdom vs defending yourself?</li>
<li>39:34 – To what extent can language be used in a just or unjust way in waging or threatening war?</li>
<li>46:29 – If Catholics don’t agree that the pope is correct on Just War Theory, could we still call ourselves faithful Catholic?</li>
<li>51:31 – Regarding dispensationalism, Should Catholics do more to rebuke this theology that has influenced our countries military decision?</li>
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