Dying for heaven : holy pleasure and suicide bombers--why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous

"Why do terrorists do what they do? Why do terrorists do what they do?Ariel Glucklich, Georgetown professor of religion and advisor to the U.S. defense community, reveals the fallacy of our country's three major assumptions about the motivations that lie behind terrorism. --publisher."@en
"A scholar and advisor to the Pentagon explains the religious motivations of terrorists, and tells why suicide missions may be rational and pleasurable for them."@en
"A scholar and advisor to the Pentagon explains the religious motivations of terrorists, and tells why suicide missions may be rational and pleasurable for them."
"Holy pleasure and suicide bombers--why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous."

"Dying for heaven : holy pleasure and suicide bombers--why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous"
"Dying for heaven : holy pleasure and suicide bombers--why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous"@en
"Dying for heaven : holy pleasure and suicide bombers - why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous"
"Dying for heaven : holy pleasure & suicide bombers--understanding the appeal of self-annihilation"@en
"Dying for Heaven"
"Dying for heaven holy pleasure and suicide bombers--why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous"@en
"Dying for heaven : holy pleasure & suicide bombers--why the best qualitiies of religion are also its most dangerous"@en
"Dying for heaven : holy pleasure and suicide bombers : why the best qualities of religion are also its most dangerous"