Not in God's Name

In this thought-provoking book, Jonathan Sacks examines the complex relationship between religion and violence, particularly within the Abrahamic faiths, drawing on insights from various disciplines such as psychology, history, and theology. He explores how religious texts and beliefs can sometimes be misinterpreted or misused to justify violence, and argues that theology must play a role in addressing these issues. The book calls for people of all faiths and none to unite and reject violence carried out in the name of God.