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Violence, religious aspects

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Islam and Terrorism

Mark A., Ph.D. Gabriel

2002

Between Eden and Armageddon

Marc Gopin

2000

Healing violent men

David J. Livingston

2002

Religious Violence in Contemporary Japan

Ian Reader

2000

Not in God's Name

Jonathan Sacks

2015

Cruel creeds, virtuous violence

Jack David Eller

2010

The fundamentalist mindset

Charles B. Strozier

2010

Violence against women and children

Marie M. Fortune

1995

Raising Abel

James Alison

1996

Under the Banner of Heaven

Jon Krakauer

2003 ★ 3.8

Millennium, messiahs, and mayhem

Robbins, Thomas, Susan J. Palmer

1997

Oxford Handbook of Religion and Violence

Mark Juergensmeyer, Margo Kitts, Michael Jerryson

2015

Patterns Legitimizing Political Violence in Transcultural Perspectives

Bettina Koch

2015

America's secret jihad

Stuart Wexler

2015

Terror in the Mind of God

Mark Juergensmeyer

2000

Why, God?

Charles R. Swindoll

2001

Why the nations rage

Christopher Catherwood

1997

Battered love

Renita J. Weems

1995

My Life Is a Weapon

Christoph Reuter

2004

Islamic fundamentalism since 1945

Beverley Milton-Edwards

2014

Establishment violence in Philo and Luke

Torrey Seland

1995

Engineers of Jihad

Diego Gambetta, Steffen Hertog

2016

The colors of violence

Sudhir Kakar

1996

Fighting Words

Hector Avalos

2005

The Oxford handbook of religion, conflict, and peacebuilding

Atalia Omer, R. Scott Appleby, Little, David

2015

Deadly Cults

Robert L. Snow

2003

Media Violence and Christian Ethics (New Studies in Christian Ethics)

Jolyon Mitchell

2007

Violence et le sacré

René Girard

1979

The Destructive Power of Religion

J. Harold Ellens

2003

A Violent God-image

Matthias Beier

2004

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