Primitive impulses of war
By James Carroll | Monday, November 12, 2007 | The Boston Globe
“…The interplay of religion and violence is considered by some a mark only of primitive culture. When the jihadist cries “God is Great” before detonating his explosive vest, or when, conversely, the Crusades are invoked to justify assault on radical Islam, secular critics can indulge a satisfying sense of superiority over believers, clinging to holy war….”…BS
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