Just War Theory: Regime Change, Nukes, and Defense | Msgr. Stuart Swetland
About this episode
This episode explores the principles of Catholic Just War Theory and its application to the morality of war.
When is a war truly just—and who gets to decide? Drawing on the thought of St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas, this conversation unpacks how Catholic Just War Theory provides a coherent framework for judging the morality of war.
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