Judging whether a religion is more prone to violence is a complex and sensitive issue that cannot be generalized. Religious teachings themselves usually advocate peaceful and moral behavior, but their texts may be interpreted and applied in different ways by individuals or groups. Factors that lead to violent behavior are usually not limited to religion itself, but also include historical, political, economic and social environment. It is worth noting that there may be extremists in any religious group, who may use religion as a tool to mobilize or justify their behavior. However, the behavior of these individuals or groups does not represent the beliefs and practices of the entire religious group. In summary, when studying and understanding the relationship between religion and violence, multiple factors should be considered, rather than simply attributing violent behavior to a certain religion. Enhancing understanding and dialogue between different beliefs and cultures is an important way to reduce misunderstandings and conflicts.