Religion and Violence

Exploring the interplay between ethics, politics, and identity, this work examines whether violence is an inherent aspect of our moral and political choices. By integrating religious and theological concepts, it challenges conventional moralism and offers fresh perspectives on the relationship between religion and violence. The text presents a philosophical dialogue from Kant to Derrida, encouraging a systematic engagement with both religion and philosophy, and invites readers to reconsider the implications of violence in their ethical frameworks.