Religion and violence [electronic resource] : an encyclopedia of faith and conflict from antiquity to the present / Jeffrey Ian Ross, editor
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- Description
- 1 online resource (3 v. (various pagings)) : ill.
- Series
- Gale eBooks.
- Note
- Description based on print version record.
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Contents
- v. 1, Adams, Gerry ; Africa, North ; Africa, Sub-Saharan ; African traditional religion ; Agca, Mehmet Ali ; Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades ; Al-Qaeda ; Anti-abortion violence ; Apocalypticism ; Aryan nations ; Asia, Central ; Asia, Southeast ; Assassins (Hashshashin) ; Atheism ; Aum Shinriyko ; Baha'i Faith ; Beam, Louis, Jr. ; Bin Laden, Osama ; Bloody Sunday ; Buddhism ; Butler, Richard Girnt ; Chinese folk religion ; Christian crusades ; Christian identity movement ; Christian right ; Christianity ; Church bombings ; Circumcision (female) ; Circumcision (male) ; Civil disobedience ; Colonization and Christianization ; Conflict theory ; Confucianism ; Conscientious objection ; Coughlin, Father Charles Edward ; Creativity movement and Church of the Creator ; Crucifixion ; Danish cartoon crisis ; Daoism/Taoism ; Death penalty ; Drugs ; Eastern Orthodox Christianity ; Ethnicity ; Europe ; Falun Gong -- v. 2, Gandi, Mohandas K. ; Genocide ; Ghost dance and sun dance ; Girard, Rene, Theories of mimetic violence and scapegoating ; Hajj, the ; Hamas ; Hinduism ; Hizballah ; Honor killing ; Internet ; Islam ; Islamic fundamentalism ; Islamophobia ; Israel ; Jainism ; Jewish Defense League ; Jihad ; Joan of Arc ; Judaism ; Just war theory ; Dhomeini, Ayatollah Ruhollah ; King, Martin Luther, Jr. ; Koresh, David ; Ku Klux Klan ; Liberation theology ; Lord's Resistance Army ; Mathews, Robert Jay ; Middle East ; Millennialism ; Muhammad ; Muhammad, Elijah ; Mujahideen ; Muslim Brotherhood ; Nation of Islam ; Nationalism ;.
- Neo-Paganism ; New religious movements ; New World Order ; News media ; Northern Ireland ; Order, the ; Paisley, Ian ; Peoples temple ; Philosophical perspectives ; Pogroms ; Pope Urban II ; Posse Comitatus ; Pre-Christian pagans ; Puritanism ; Quakers ; Qutb, Sayyid -- v. 3, Rapture, the ; Rastafari ; Redemptive violence (Walter Wink) ; Roman Catholocism ; Rudolph, Eric Robert ; Russian Orthodox Church ; Rwandan genocide ; Sacrifice (animal) ; Sacrifice (human) ; Sands, Bobby ; Satanism ; Self-immolation ; Seppuku ; September 11 attack ; Shintoism ; Sicarii ; Sikhism ; Skinheads ; South America ; Spiral of Violence ; Stigmata ; Suicide bombing ; Taliban ; Terrorism ; Theocracy ; Transcendental meditation ; Unification Church ; Unitarian universalism ; Victims ; Voodoo ; Weaver, Randy ; Witchcraft ; World Trade Center bombing ; Zionism.
- Summary
- Provides background information and analysis on issues related to religion and violence. Covers important individuals, historical events, groups and practices, theories, movements and processes, causes and effects connected to religious-driven violence.
- Subject
- Violence -- Religious aspects -- Encyclopedias.
- Religions -- History -- Encyclopedias.
- Violence -- History -- Encyclopedias.
- Added Author
- Ross, Jeffrey Ian, editor.
- Gale (Firm)
- Other Form:
- Original 9780765620484 (DLC) 2010039628
- ISBN
- 9780765626820 (electronic book)
- 9780765620484 (hardcover : alk. paper)