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Reasonable chance of success — AQA GCSE Religious Studies Definition

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Reasonable chance of success

GCSE Religious Studies · key term

Reasonable chance of success

Definition

A realistic prospect that military action will achieve its just aim, rather than waste lives in a hopeless attempt.

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies · 8061

Paper 1

For example, having a reasonable chance of success does not mean that victory must be guaranteed. It means there must be serious grounds for believing that the action can achieve its justified purpose.
Revise: Just war theory

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