Journal 5 
Paul Merrill

1) One paragraph summary of the key idea of the section. 
	This section we dealt primarily with the Just War Theory.  We learned the reasons that a country could give for going to war.  We also dealt with what countries can do in a war scenario. Many of the things that we said in the first sheet of the packet we had were on in the “Jus in Bello” and “Jus ad Bellum” We also dealt with possible scenarios in which we were commanded to fight.  What would we do? And why?

2) List and explain three of the most important ideas you want to remember from this section. Each idea must come from a different section: one about just war, one about medical ethics and one about business ethics. 

The important idea that I would like to remember from the just war section was the Tim O’Brian article.   He chose to go to war and not to run away.  He faced his problems head on and did not dodge them.   In the medical ethics section I had never really thought about how many of the questions they posed in the video, and to be honest I don’t really know what I would have done in that situation.  On the Business section, I learned a lot about how successful people treat their employees.  I want to go into business and hopefully own my own small business when I get older, so I saw how people like Danny Meyer treated his employees and I need to take those same principals and use them in the future

3) One image of that reminds you of the topic. Try to get a good, striking, meaningful image. Attribute, link, your source. http://www.nork.ru/montage/my_lai_massacre.jpg 

4) What the most relevant question for you from this section? Why not take some time to answer your question?  Why did the soldiers do what they did in My Lai?

5) What should you try to do to make you a better person, a more moral person, from this study of these three key issues? I need to carefully consider what I am doing when someone gives me a command