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,“The Soul Is Somehow All that Exists”: Spirituality and Human Dignity, reveals something important about our experience of persons. If soldiers abused dolls, we might worry about their mental health, but we would not morally condemn them. However, we are troubled when they target prisoners for abuse. Why do we react this way? What precisely distinguishes things from persons?

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No Reason to Torture: Dirty Hands and Spiritual Damage,eir action. Given the dangerous arena of politics, how can politicians completely justify their actions? All they can do is make rough estimates of consequences hoping to protect spiritual and material goods. They often confront intense clashes of obligations admitting of no easy resolution. They must act, but any action yields tragedy.

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Introduction,ically admitted that the CIA tortured a suspected al-Qaeda operative. He detailed how the CIA captured Abu Zubaydah in a March 2002 raid. Zubaydah was almost killed, but the CIA flew in skilled doctors to nurse him back to health. Once he recovered from his wounds, CIA officials begin interrogating

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,“The Soul Is Somehow All that Exists”: Spirituality and Human Dignity,itions. They were appalled to see military policemen treat Iraqi prisoners like playthings. Sadly, this revulsion soon gave way to excuses, rationalizations, and defense mechanisms designed to shield people from horror. Nevertheless, the initial reaction to Abu Ghraib bears close scrutiny because it

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No Reason to Torture: Dirty Hands and Spiritual Damage,ct the demand for precision in political life viewing it as hubristic. Political actors operate in a confusing world of imperfect information and demands for immediate action. Unlike academic theorists, they make no pretence to possessing perfect knowledge and cannot calculate all consequences of th

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,Does Torture Work? Consequentialism’s Failures,ited States would face some of the dilemmas favored by moral theorists in their hypothetical musing on whether torture could ever be morally permitted. Too, reprehensible regimes tortured. End of question. Not so, as it turns out.”. Finally, journalist Jonathan Alter talked about suspected terrorists writing