01745cam a2200289   45000010005000000030008000050050017000130060019000300070003000490080041000520200015000930200018001080400012001260410008001380500021001460820016001671000033001832450094002162600074003103000035003844400054004195050392004735200484008656500033013496500038013826500035014208108BJBSDDR20230410133105.0a|||||r|||| 00| 0 ta060907s2000    cau                 eng    a0520232062  a9780520232068  cBJBSDDR  aeng14aBL 65bJ93t 200000a291.1/783311 aJuergensmeyer, Mark, d1940-10aTerror in the mind of God : bthe global rise of religious violence /cMark Juergensmeyer  aBerkeley, Calif. ; aLondon : bUniversity of California Press,c2000  axvii, 316 p. :bill. ;c24 cm. 0aComparative studies in religion and society ;v13  aPreface and Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Terror and God CULTURES OF VIOLENCE 2. Soldiers for Christ 3. Zion Betrayed 4. Islam's "Neglected Duty" 5. The Sword of Sikhism 6. Armageddon in a Tokyo Subway THE LOGIC OF RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE 7. Theater of Terror 8. Cosmic War 9. Martyrs and Demons 10. Warriors' Power 11. The Mind of God Notes Interviews and Correspondence Bibliography Index  aDocuments the global rise of religious terrorism and seeks to understand the odd attraction of religion and violence. The author examines the large religious community of supporters who make violent acts possible rather than the relatively small number who carry them out. Using case studies along the spectrum of Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism, he examines religious communities that often perceive themselves and their way of life as under attack. 0aViolencexReligious aspects. 4aTerrorismo xAspectos religiosos  4aViolenciaxAspectos religiosos