Why Don’t Muslims Condemn Terrorism?

By: William Vendley   Source: Emir-Stein Center Jul 5, 2020 No Comments


Why Don’t Muslims Condemn Terrorism? With over one billion Muslims worldwide, we’d expect to hear more from them. But what if we’re not getting the full story?

Watch this video and hear Dr. William F. Vendley, a Catholic theologian, answer this contentious question. The former leader of Religions for Peace, the world’s largest multi-religious coalition working for peace in over 90 countries, Dr. Vendley shares his firsthand experience with unknown heroes who save lives every day in the name of their religion.

Currently, Dr. Vendley is Senior Advisor for Religion at the Fetzer Institute and Secretary General Emeritus Religions for Peace.

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