Terror in the Name of God: Why Religious Militants Kill – Four Years Interviewing Christian, Jewish, and Muslim Extremists
Based on four years of interviews with Christian, Jewish, and Muslim extremists, this book investigates why religious militants commit acts of violence and what drives their radicalization.
About This Book
This book examines the motivations behind religiously motivated violence through direct interviews with extremists.
The author investigates how individuals from different faiths justify acts of terrorism in the name of their beliefs.
Through extensive fieldwork, the work explores the psychological, social, and ideological factors that drive militant actions.
The study spans multiple religious traditions, offering comparative insights into the phenomenon of religious militancy.
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