Terror and Religion: An Interfaith Dialogue - Softcover

'This is an excellent, thought-provoking discussion; it takes us from scriptural incongruities of love and death urgings - to ways of passing the moral buck from God to humanity and back again - to wonderments at how religious jokes could ever justify murder of the jokers.' (Peter Cave, Philosopher, Lecturer, Broadcaster); 'these three theologians ... are honest, fearlessly critical of each other's perspective and daring in their enterprise.' (Professor Mary Grey, Emeritus Professor of Theology at the University of Wales); 'Abrahamic interfaith conversations amongst Jews, Christians and Muslims often suffer from the 'Elephant in the Room' effect ... This trialogue from learned and experienced authorities ... is a much-needed inspiration for more fruitful global engagement amongst the religions.'; (Imam Dr Usama Hasan, Head of Islamic Studies, Quilliam Foundation, UK); 'an honest and impressively self-critical reflection on the one of the most significant challenges of our time: religious radicalism and terror.' (Dr Ed Kessler MBE, Founder Director, Woolf Institute, Cambridge); 'The profound conversation in this book unravels complexities of violence and its rejection in a manner very rarely achieved.' (The Very Reverend Christopher Lewis, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford)