Replying to @brjc301
The biggest mistake was not taking action to get rid of him early on.
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Replying to @RuthlessButler
Looking at my shovel wall to see what I can string. 🤠
"Just-war theory," as developed by Augustine of Hippo and later systematized in medieval canon law, sets conditions under which armed force can be considered morally legitimate.
The core traditional criteria are:
Just cause: The war must respond to a prior wrong or aggression, such as the defense of territory or people against attack, the recovery of unjustly seized property or land, or the protection of innocents. Pure conquest, revenge, or expansion for its own sake does not qualify.
Legitimate authority: Only a properly recognized public authority (in the medieval Christian context, a pope, emperor, or king acting within their role) may declare or authorize the war.
Right intention: Participants must aim at restoring peace, justice, or order rather than seeking personal gain, vengeance, hatred, or domination. The ultimate goal should be the limited use of force to correct a specific injustice.
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Good morning!
“Righteous prayer is invincible.” - Constantine The Great (Born 272 AD-Died 337 AD).
“Do not be anxious about anything, instead pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank Him for all He has done.”- Philippians 4:6.
Blessings on your morning and your day!
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