Reflection on Syrian Civil War and Catholic Social Thought Principles
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This essay reflects on the Syrian Civil War, considering it the worst humanitarian disaster since WWII, as Pope Francis stated. It examines how the conflict challenges the Common Good and other Catholic Social Thought (CST) principles, such as the Dignity of the Human Person, Subsidiarity, and Solidarity, both locally and globally. The author highlights the displacement of Syrians and the involvement of international powers. To address these challenges, the essay proposes three key solutions: the State protecting the dignity of the people, the international community prioritizing human rights over political interests, and governments focusing on justice and peace. The author emphasizes the importance of the preferential option for the poor and advocates for policies that ensure justice and mutual respect to achieve a more just society.
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