#justOrder - Twitter Hashtag

3 months ago

Image: The Battle of Alexander (Albrecht Altdorfer) - The apocalyptic scene evokes Augustinian thought: - "War manifests disorder, but when it is just, it can serve to restore peace." #justwar #Peace #justorder

RegionsFrance's tweet photo. Image: The Battle of Alexander (Albrecht Altdorfer)
- The apocalyptic scene evokes Augustinian thought:
- "War manifests disorder, but when it is just, it can serve to restore peace."
#justwar #Peace #justorder https://t.co/uSBMdpPVYB

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REGIONS DE FRANCE

@RegionsFrance

3 months ago

The Augustinian legacy permeates Christian thought on just war: legitimate authority, just cause, right intention. - It remains a reference point and inspires theologians, jurists, popes, and governments in the promotion of a just order. #justwar #Peace #justorder 1) Saint Thomas Aquinas - Thomas Aquinas systematized the doctrine of just war in the *Summa Theologica* (II-II, q. 40), by taking up and clarifying Augustine's insights: - legitimate authority, objectively just cause, and right intention ordered toward peace. - He thus transformed a still pastoral reflection into a rational and normative framework, which would become the major reference point of the Latin Middle Ages for thinking about the moral use of force. 2) Medieval Theologians (Gratian, Canonists) - Gratian and the medieval canonists largely integrated Augustine into the structuring of canon law. - They gradually distinguished *jus ad bellum* and *jus in bello*, seeking to limit the legitimate motives for war and to regulate military practices. - During the Investiture Controversy, the Augustinian legacy served as a benchmark for defining the moral conditions for the use of force compatible with the Christian order. 3) Saint Louis (Louis IX) - Louis IX, steeped in medieval theological tradition, adopted an Augustinian conception of peace as the "tranquility of order." - His government aimed to arbitrate feudal disputes, reduce feudal violence, and moralize the use of public force. - His judicial reforms and his stance on the Crusades demonstrated a desire to align political action with a higher justice system where war was tolerated only as a last resort. 4) Catholic Reformers and Christian Humanists - Christian humanists, notably Erasmus, reread Augustine to denounce the incessant wars of their time. - While more critical of war, they nevertheless echo Augustine's assertion that peace is a higher good and that force must remain strictly controlled. - Counter-Reformation theologians, confronted with confessional conflicts, revived this tradition to moralize the use of violence and reaffirm the primacy of Christian peace. 5) Modern Thinkers of International Law (Grotius) - Grotius, in *De iure belli ac pacis*, takes up the Augustinian legacy to establish a rational and universalizable international law. - He retains the criteria of just war—authority, cause, and intent—but secularizes them. 👉 This transformation paves the way for a modern conception of the law of war, where peace becomes a legal objective shared among nations. 6) Early Popes Influenced by Augustine - Several earlier popes incorporated elements of Augustinian thought into their doctrines of peace and war. - Innocent III and Boniface VIII drew upon Augustine to assert the papacy's role as moral arbiter. Pius V invoked the concept of just war to frame confessional conflicts. 👉All emphasized that the use of force is only permissible to protect the most vulnerable, in an Augustinian spirit. 7) Contemporary Popes (John Paul II, Benedict XVI, Francis, and Leo XIII) - Contemporary popes update Augustine's thought by affirming that peace rests on a just order founded on human dignity. - John Paul II stressed the moral responsibility of nations. - Benedict XVI focused on the link between truth, justice, and peace, while Francis emphasized the social and ecological dimensions of peace. - Leo XIII, in his social reflections, reiterated the idea of a just order as the foundation of peace. 👉All contributed to keeping the Augustinian framework alive in the Church's teaching. The use of force is only permissible to protect the most vulnerable, in an Augustinian spirit.

RegionsFrance's tweet photo. The Augustinian legacy permeates Christian thought on just war: legitimate authority, just cause, right intention.
- It remains a reference point and inspires theologians, jurists, popes, and governments in the promotion of a just order.
#justwar #Peace #justorder
1) Saint Thomas Aquinas
- Thomas Aquinas systematized the doctrine of just war in the *Summa Theologica* (II-II, q. 40),
by taking up and clarifying Augustine's insights:
- legitimate authority, objectively just cause, and right intention ordered toward peace.
- He thus transformed a still pastoral reflection into a rational and normative framework, which would become the major reference point of the Latin Middle Ages for thinking about the moral use of force.

2) Medieval Theologians (Gratian, Canonists)
- Gratian and the medieval canonists largely integrated Augustine into the structuring of canon law.
- They gradually distinguished *jus ad bellum* and *jus in bello*, seeking to limit the legitimate motives for war and to regulate military practices.
- During the Investiture Controversy, the Augustinian legacy served as a benchmark for defining the moral conditions for the use of force compatible with the Christian order.

3) Saint Louis (Louis IX)
- Louis IX, steeped in medieval theological tradition, adopted an Augustinian conception of peace as the "tranquility of order."
- His government aimed to arbitrate feudal disputes, reduce feudal violence, and moralize the use of public force.
- His judicial reforms and his stance on the Crusades demonstrated a desire to align political action with a higher justice system where war was tolerated only as a last resort.

4) Catholic Reformers and Christian Humanists
- Christian humanists, notably Erasmus, reread Augustine to denounce the incessant wars of their time.
- While more critical of war, they nevertheless echo Augustine's assertion that peace is a higher good and that force must remain strictly controlled.
- Counter-Reformation theologians, confronted with confessional conflicts, revived this tradition to moralize the use of violence and reaffirm the primacy of Christian peace.

5) Modern Thinkers of International Law (Grotius)
- Grotius, in *De iure belli ac pacis*, takes up the Augustinian legacy to establish a rational and universalizable international law.
- He retains the criteria of just war—authority, cause, and intent—but secularizes them.

👉 This transformation paves the way for a modern conception of the law of war, where peace becomes a legal objective shared among nations.

6) Early Popes Influenced by Augustine
- Several earlier popes incorporated elements of Augustinian thought into their doctrines of peace and war.
- Innocent III and Boniface VIII drew upon Augustine to assert the papacy's role as moral arbiter.
Pius V invoked the concept of just war to frame confessional conflicts.

👉All emphasized that the use of force is only permissible to protect the most vulnerable, in an Augustinian spirit.

7) Contemporary Popes (John Paul II, Benedict XVI, Francis, and Leo XIII)
- Contemporary popes update Augustine's thought by affirming that peace rests on a just order founded on human dignity.
- John Paul II stressed the moral responsibility of nations.
- Benedict XVI focused on the link between truth, justice, and peace, while Francis emphasized the social and ecological dimensions of peace.
- Leo XIII, in his social reflections, reiterated the idea of a just order as the foundation of peace.

👉All contributed to keeping the Augustinian framework alive in the Church's teaching. The use of force is only permissible to protect the most vulnerable, in an Augustinian spirit.

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over 1 year ago

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about 2 years ago

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BothamsofWhitby's tweet photo. We are really enjoying the large product images on our new website - they look so big and tasty you could be forgiven for thinking these Lemon Buns were right in front of you 👀🍋 #justorder #dontlickyourscreen

🛒 https://t.co/HrO6ityCdd

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over 5 years ago

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over 5 years ago

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over 5 years ago

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over 5 years ago

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over 5 years ago

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over 5 years ago

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