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The philosopher Thomas Hobbes believed that an unwritten social contract existed whereby the State protected the people and civil society from a nasty world of evil and constant peril. The doctrine of the just war holds that under certain circumstances, a war can be “good,” that is, serving the welfare of a nation and the cause of justice.Discuss the requirements of just war according to the just war doctrine. Do you believe war can be morally justified? Why or why not? Explain your answer.deliverable length 1-2 paragraphs

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