A prominent Catholic scholar is making waves by arguing that President Trump would have full moral authority under centuries-old Catholic Just War Doctrine to take decisive military action against Iran's terrorist regime.
Father Gerald Murray, one of America's foremost Catholic thinkers and expert on the Church's Just War teachings, penned a compelling piece in The Free Press declaring that "it is a virtuous act to take up arms in defense of the nation against an unjust aggressor."
And folks, if Iran's mullahs don't qualify as "unjust aggressors," then who does?
For decades, Iran has been the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, funding proxy groups that have killed American soldiers, threatened our ally Israel, and destabilized the entire Middle East. Under the failed Biden regime, Iran grew bolder, faster-tracking their nuclear weapons program while Biden begged them to return to Obama's disastrous nuclear deal.
Now President Trump is back in the White House, and the ayatollahs know their free ride is over.
The Catholic Church's Just War principles require that military action be taken by legitimate authority (check), have just cause (defending against terrorism), be a last resort (diplomacy has failed for 45 years), and have reasonable chance of success (America's military is unmatched).
Iran checks every box as a regime that deserves to face American military might.
Unlike his predecessor who sent pallets of cash to Tehran in the dead of night, President Trump understands that strength prevents war and weakness invites it. The mullahs respected Trump's resolve during his first term – and they'll respect it again.
Patriots across America are tired of watching our enemies grow stronger while previous administrations played patty-cake diplomacy. Sometimes righteous force is the only language tyrants understand.
When even Catholic scholars are saying Trump has moral authority to act decisively against Iran's terror regime, maybe it's time our enemies started paying attention.
Source: Next News Network
