Charles Kimball is a distinguished scholar of comparative religion and an academic at Wake Forest University. His work delves deeply into the intricate connections between faith, politics, and global affairs, with a particular focus on the Middle East and Islam. Kimball is recognized for his insightful analysis of how religious convictions can be co-opted for destructive ends, advocating for pathways toward greater understanding and cooperation across diverse beliefs. His extensive experience and frequent media presence establish him as a significant voice in discussions on contemporary world issues.
Whether it's Islamic terrorists in the Middle East or the ongoing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, why does religion too often lead to lethal results? This book will give readers not just a picture of the problems but a vision of a hopeful way forward.