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'''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.{{fact}}
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? ==