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Causes of War Categorise
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Religion causes war
Religion does not cause war
Some conflicts, such as Israel and Palestine are so incredibly complex that it is reductive to reduce these to religion
If people who commit terrorism in the name of God did not believe in God, they would not commit these acts
Acts of terror in the name of religion often violate the codes of conduct in those religion
Some argue that those who are attempting to use violence to establish an Islamic State are not seeking to establish an Islamic State and are not being Islamic in their use of violence.
If one removes religion, one does not remove the other factors such as conflict over power or territory. People will still fight.
In Islam, greater jihad is considered to be to better yourself, whereas military action is considered lesser.
Extremists are such a small percentage of a religious as a whole; it is unfair to condemn a whole religion for the acts of a small group
Rights to shared religious sites can fuel already tense situations, such as Israel and Palestine.
Religious motivations of crime have led to acts of violence throughout history (such as the crusades).
Religious motivations and political motivations can be closely linked
Some religious groups aim to create a theocratic society, which they commit acts of violence in the hope of establishing a theocracy