collectivity – An Ordinance of Anti-Violence

Identity Formation, Religious “Choice,” and (Re)acting Violence

Richard J Tilley June 9, 2020

In The Curse of Cain: The Violent Legacy of Monotheism (1997), Regina M. Schwartz draws a deciphering line that connects the violence of cultural and systemic identity formation and what … Read More

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Identity Formation, Religious “Choice,” and (Re)acting Violence