The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Violence
by Mark Juergensmeyer, Michael Jerryson, Margo Kitts
This handbook offers scholarly analysis of the relationship between religion and violence, drawing on diverse traditions and historical contexts to explore causes and consequences.
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The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Violence examines how religious beliefs and practices have been linked to violence throughout history and across societies.
Scholars analyze case studies from multiple traditions, offering insights into the causes and consequences of religiously motivated conflict.
The volume addresses theoretical frameworks and contemporary issues, providing context for understanding religion's role in both promoting and restraining violence.
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