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Declaring War on Abortion


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[quote name='voiciblanche' date='Jan 1 2005, 01:47 PM'] Hmm.

Well, in that case, it would seem that a war on abortion would be a just war.

The question (for me, anyway) is if it's neccesary at this point. [/quote]
It's only just if it's necessary.

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[quote name='Don John of Austria' date='Jan 1 2005, 01:43 PM'] No it speaks on what makes a Government Corrupt and unjust, it is Called useing Church teaching in your intellectual life-- it is really an amazing thing, that some off us who disagree with you can read and reason I know but beleve it or not we can, the Church doen't have to speak on every case of adultery or murder, or theft, the teachings of the Church on those matters allow us to determine when one is being done, likewise the teachings of the Church allow us to determine ifa State is unjust, or is corrupt, and is therefore legitimate. [/quote]
Actually, Theoketos is right.

There is no Catholic stance on whether our government is just, and we are free to disagree. To claim that there is a Catholic stance (just like on the Just War) is to pervert Tradition.

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[quote name='voiciblanche' date='Jan 1 2005, 01:42 PM'] :mellow:

Anybody have more than that, and possibly without a "probably"? [/quote]
The reason I said probably is that the Church will not declare a war just, my point is that a Catholic can see probably every war as either just or unjust, and there's no reason that they are dissenting from the Magisterium.

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voiciblanche

[quote]There is no Catholic stance on whether our government is just, and we are free to disagree. To claim that there is a Catholic stance (just like on the Just War) is to pervert Tradition. [/quote]

That's good news to me.

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Yep.

However, it means that less people will support the war (I sure wouldn't), which lowers the chances of success. Isn't that part of the Just War Doctrine, must have high chance of success?

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Phatmasser777

[quote name='Aluigi' date='Jan 1 2005, 01:45 PM'] the Crusades were just

WWII was just (except the A-bomb part, but what are you goin to do?) [/quote]
Japan was a testing ground for the A-Bomb there was absolutely no need to use it. If America lost the war, they would have been brought up on war crimes.

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[quote name='Q the Ninja' date='Jan 2 2005, 04:16 AM'] Probably not, but it came up earlier in what wars have been just so far. [/quote]

WWII may have been just (not all Catholics agreed on that, even), but the use of the A-bomb in Japan was not. It was immoral.

Crusader1234-- the A-bomb might put an end to abortion, but it would definitely not be an improvement! ;)

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