Pacificism (Ethics & war/terrorism)
Date Submitted: 05/28/2004 18:46:50
Category: / Law & Government / Military
Length: 3 pages (943 words)
Category: / Law & Government / Military
Length: 3 pages (943 words)
Ethics & war/terrorism
Pacifism means a person does not believe in using violence as a way of settling conflicts in life. A true pacifist would not use violence against any body and would refuse to fight in a war. One of the best-known pacifist religious groups is the Quakers, otherwise known as the Society of Friends. George Fox, a nonconformist religious reformer, founded the movement in England. At the age of 19, he left …
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…troop have killed and also injured civilians in Iraq. Many innocent American and other foreigners have been killed and threatened by the terrorism in Iraq. However this war between Iraq and USA did not bring the world or the countries peace, in the other hand this war had brought increased threats of world terrorism instead. The involvement of Australia in Iraq does not meet many of the just war principles. <Tab/>
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