Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill – Four Years Interviewing Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Extremists
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Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill – Four Years Interviewing Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Extremists

by Jessica Stern

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In Terror in the Name of God, Jessica Stern investigates religious militancy through four years of interviews with Christian, Jewish, and Muslim extremists. The book explores why individuals invoke faith to justify violence and offers a focused examination of terrorism shaped by religious conviction.

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Jessica Stern examines the motives behind religiously inspired violence.

Based on four years of interviews, the book considers Christian, Jewish, and Muslim extremists.

It explores how faith can be invoked to justify terrorism and examines the beliefs and motivations associated with militant violence.

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