Religion and violence

Robert McAfee Brown

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Violence, Religion, and Philosophy Study and Philosophy of Religion War, Ethics, and Justification

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Robert McAfee Brown's Religion and Violence is a comprehensive introduction to the ethical and moral questions that abound at the intersection of violence and religion. Brown discusses such important issues as nuclear war, terrorism, capital punishment, and revolution.

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