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A liberal version of the Just War Theory, initially advanced by Woodrow Wilson, is to eliminate all war as somehow being inherently unjust. In practice, this approach promotes disarmament and capitulation to uses of force by Leftist regimes.
'''Just War Theory''' consists of two primary components, first determining if a [[war]] may be justly conducted (''jus ad bellum'') and how it must be conducted (''jus in bello''). It is based largely on the work of [[Augustine]].
'''Just War Theory''' consists of two primary components, first determining if a [[war]] may be justly conducted (''jus ad bellum'') and how it must be conducted (''jus in bello''). It is based largely on the work of [[Augustine]].
A [[liberal]] version of the Just War Theory, initially advanced by [[Woodrow Wilson]], is to eliminate all war as somehow being inherently unjust. In practice, this approach promotes disarmament and capitulation to uses of force by [[Leftist]] regimes.
== ''Jus ad bellum'' - Is a war just? ==
== ''Jus ad bellum'' - Is a war just? ==