Anatomy of Religious Violence

Domenic Marbaniang

Anatomy of Religious Violence

Basileia 1 (1):24 (2008)

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Abstract

Religious violence is a function of deep philosophical and psychological belief-behavior. This article explores the issue in light of Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, and Psychology of evil.

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Psychology of evil Religious persecution Religious violence The Koran on infidels and jihad The violence of Bhagavad Gita Stanford Prison Experiments Dehumanization Deindividuation

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Hinduism in Philosophy of Religion

Philosophy of Religion, Miscellaneous in Philosophy of Religion

Social Ethics in Applied Ethics

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