conflict, A dispute or disagreement between individuals, groups, or nations., Forgiveness, Letting go of blame or anger towards a person for wrongs they have done., Holy War, Fighting for a religious cause, often believed to be sanctioned by God., Just War, A war that meets internationally accepted criteria for being fair and justified, such as being last resort, having just cause, and being fought proportionally, Justice, Ensuring fairness, equality, and righteousness within society., Nuclear Deterrence, Maintaining nuclear weapons to prevent other states from attacking due to fear of retaliation., Pacifism, The belief that all violence and war are wrong, Peace, A state of harmony, calmness, and the absence of conflict., Peacemaking, Actively working to bring about peace, reconciliation, and an end to conflict., Protest, A public statement or action expressing disagreement or disapproval of a policy, which can be peaceful or violent., Reconciliation, The process of restoring friendly relations and harmony after a conflict., Retaliation, Deliberately harming someone in response to them harming you., Terrorism, Using violence, fear, and intimidation to promote a political or religious cause., Weapons of Mass Destruction, Weapons that cause widespread, uncontrollable destruction, Adimsa, Buddhist principle of non-violence, central to their view on conflict.

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