We have seen that ethics is ever-present to many, if not most — if not all — o

We have seen that ethics is ever-present to many, if not most — if not all — of our considerations. We are at pains at any one moment to be “free” of ethical contemplation, whether before or after an event, a decision, a thought-forum, a major thrust, and the list continues. For this discussion, potentially worth 20 points, you will again contemplate war & its ethical dimensions. Using the article by Sterba as a base, discuss the notions of jus ad bellum, jus in bello, & just war theory. Additionally, answer the questions: is war an inevitable occurrence? And, do our morals tell us whether it is or is not or should ever be inevitable?