Abstract
Since the events of September 11 2001, the role of religious or theologically derived justifications for acts of violence have been reassessed in a manner akin to what Thomas Kuhn perhaps would have referred to as a ‘paradigm shift’.1 This paradigm shift is one in which the previously much neglected role of religion in conflict has now come to the fore.2
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