“Religiously motivated terrorism and its Janus face the ‘war against terrorism’ threaten modern civilization. In Morality and Terrorism scholars from different disciplines analyze the religious, social and political backgrounds of terrorism. This kind of study is needed to give us a better understanding of modern global politics and find constructive and peace-building ways forward.”
—Göran Collste, Professor of Applied Ethics
Linköping University, Sweden, and President of Societas Ethica
“We live in an age where terrorism has become a universal challenge. One could argue that an even greater challenge is to think about terrorism and more specifically to examine the links between terrorism and religion. This book tackles this crucial issue in a timely and superb manner.”
—Dr. Louis Perron, Vice-Dean of Philosophy, Saint Paul University
“This work will help us understand the role of religion in both fostering and preventing current brands of terrorism, through a range of religious perspectives and cultural experiences.”
—Dr. Jean-François Méthot, Dominican University College of Philosophy and Theology and President of the Association of Philosophy, Ottawa
“The topic of religion and terrorism has been hotly debated, with some observers making it central to their analyses and others dismissing the role of religion altogether. Morality and Terrorism: A Interfaith Perspective is an intelligent collection that will both contribute to and deepen this debate in significant ways.”
—James Lewis, University of Tromsø, Norway