What is Just War Theory? (Just War 101 for Christians)

Ever wondered what Just War Theory is all about?

Well, we've got you covered!

In a nutshell, Just War Theory is a set of ethical principles used to assess the morality of using military force.

But here's the kicker—we need to explore it from a critical perspective, especially for those of us who strive to follow Christ's teachings of peace.

Related Video: Just War Theory vs Jesus Christ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5TV7OrJaws

Just War Theory acknowledges that war and violence are generally seen as negative, but it proposes that there may be certain situations where the use of force is deemed necessary and justifiable.

Key principles of just war theory include the idea that the use of force should be a last resort, that it should be used to achieve a just end, and that it should be conducted in a way that is proportional to the harm being addressed.

However, as peacemakers in Christ, we must question and examine this theory through a different lens that values Christ’s commands above the tradition of men.

If you're interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Just War Theory and exploring its implications from a critical perspective, we invite you to watch this short and enlightening 10-minute video clip by Jerry Robinson. https://youtu.be/HMJt1zDs17E

Jerry offers insights that challenge the conventional narrative and provoke thoughtful consideration.

Let's pursue peace in all that we do!

This clip is an excerpt from our full-length video on this topic entitled: "Just War Theory vs Jesus Christ."

You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/A5TV7OrJaws