The just war and jihad

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The just war and jihad
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violence in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
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R. Joseph Hoffmann
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Amherst, NY
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303 p.
ISBN13
978-1-59102-371-5
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includes bibliographical references and index.
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With special reference to theories of just war and jihad, technical terms that arise in connection with the theology of early medieval Christianity and early Islam respectively, American scholars of religion, history, and various social sciences ponder the relationship between religion and violence. Among their topics are the obscenity of war and the imperative of the lesser evil, the Three Vows and contemporary thinking about Jewish holy war, violence in and through the text, holy terror, and Augustine. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Introduction: The God of Hosts R. Joseph Hoffmannp. 7
1Some Central Problems in Just War Theory Judith Lichtenbergp. 15
2The Obscenity of War and the Imperative of the Lesser Evil J. Harold Ellensp. 33
3Just War and Jihad: Positioning the Question of Religious Violence R. Joseph Hoffmannp. 47
4Understanding Violence: The New Copernican Revolution Charles K. Bellingerp. 63
5Who Broke Their Vow First? The "Three Vows" and Contemporary Thinking about Jewish Holy War Reuven Firestonep. 77
6Rethinking Religious Violence: Fighting Over Nothing Hector Avalosp. 99
7Violence in the Text: Violence through the Text Bahar Davaryp. 121
8Critics of Just War Theories: Raven and Muste Robert B. Tappp. 139
9Religious Warfare on the Global Battlefield Pauletta Otis
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