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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 41 MIN

Is This War Just? Christians, Iran, and Moral Responsibility

from Faithful Witness with Terrance Carroll · host Terrance Carroll

Are recent U.S. military actions against Iran morally justified? In this episode of Faithful Witness, Terrance Carroll examines the crisis through the lens of Christian just war theory.What does it actually mean to call a war “just”? Is war ever morally permissible? And how should Christians respond when the state authorizes violence in our name?Terrance explores:• The biblical and theological roots of just war theory• Why war must be a last resort• The importance of legitimate authority and right intention• Protecting non-combatants• Why post-war justice matters• The tension between pacifism and militarismThis is not a checklist exercise. It’s a call to deep moral reflection and faithful public witness in a time of global instability.Subscribe for theological engagement at the intersection of faith and democracy.

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