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        | Aquinas absolute moral principles governing when it is appropriate to use military force can be reached through use of reason
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        | primary precepts- humans should live in an ordered society that values education secondary precept-children should not be sent to war
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        | torture-good interior act but a bad exterior act existence of torture can lead to bad interior acts such as Abu Ghraib
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        | money was efficient cause that got them to iraq final cauasese is different
 many belive end purpose to establish peace and democracy , has been lost or compromised
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        | christian pacifism-wrong to kill early church pacifist
 many WW1 soldiers objected on religious grounds
 jesus taught followers to turn the other cheek
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        | primary precepts used to establish secondary to prevent life from being destroyed may be used to support Jus in Bello (dont kill innocents)
 used to require someone to act
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        | real and apparent goods indiscriminate weapons- apparent goods- seem to be effective by helping one side win the war but arnt because kill innocents
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        | double effect intention to destroy military base- civillian deaths were a by-product
 doctrine of double effect- civillian deaths proportionate to millions of deaths prevented
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