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fn106w9496d	Jennifer Rose Stutzman Rodriguez	The Ethics of War and Peace: Competing Traditions	2012		.txt	text/plain	302	8	36	I will then argue that pacifism and just war tradition, given their underlying principles, are morally preferable to the alternatives, and more specifically, that a strong form of pacifism (that takes active responsibility for nonviolently combating injustice), and a strict form of just war (that is willing forego war when it is unjust), are morally superior to other forms. Over time, a number of traditions regarding war have emerged, ranging from categorical rejection (pacifism) to a limited acceptance (just war tradition) to an enthusiastic acceptance (crusading tradition); others ultimately reject the notion that war is subject to moral strictures at all (realism).	cache/fn106w9496d.txt	txt/fn106w9496d.txt