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Religion, Violence, and Peace: Patterns Across Time and Tradition

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Religion and Other Disciplines > Religion and Selected Topics > Religion, Law, and Culture > Religion, Social Conflict, and Peace

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Scott Noegel and James Wellman

Institution: University of Washington

Course Term: Winter

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A course by James Wellman and Scott Noegel at the University of Washington on the “complex relationship between religion, violence, and peace.”

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