Analysis and Application: Essay Write a 3- to 4-page paper that addresses the following: · Identify the role of three major religions in the development of social and political attitudes on terrorism...

Religion and Terrorism                                     1
RELIGION AND TERRORISM
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Role of Islam, Christianity and Judaism on Terrorism    3
Development of Social and Political Attitudes on Terrorism – Islam, Christianity and Judaism    4
Conclusion    5
References    6
Introduction
    One of the most momentous methods of political violence that is being practiced today is the religious terrorism, which has been agreed by many. However, a few can identify that what is genuine and how it is different from other enthusiasms behind sub-national political viciousness. Some scholars have argued that religion is a unique feature of modern terrorism or is subordinate in significance to other aspects, for example major religions in the development of political and social attitudes on terrorism. This paper aims to explain the role of three major religions and their impact on the social and political attitudes of its members on terrorism.
Role of Islam, Christianity and Judaism on Terrorism
    Interpretation is the key, when defining a group or person’s disposition in the direction of religious violence. Islam, Christianity and Judaism are all mostly non-violent religions. People of different religion mainly seem to be non-violent whom we know. In reality, if they stand by to the typical values of their respective religious teachings, then chances of them being non-violent will be quite high. The massive majority of believers of their respective religions are non-violent both in their social and political attitudes in real practices as well as in textual interpretation. Still, pictures of members of these religions are involved in violence and terrorism, which is visibly intrigued by the development social and political attitudes. The real issue over here is not the strict religious beliefs being held by people or groups but specific interpretations of some doctrine or theological passage encourages or allows believers to turn to...