We cannot simply judge a certain religion as more violent. Most religions advocate positive values such as peace, benevolence, kindness, and tolerance. Their followers adhere to the doctrines and practice love and harmony in their daily lives, contributing to social stability and the development of civilization. In history, there have been some extremist organizations or individuals who have committed violent acts under the banner of religion, but this by no means represents the essence of the religion. These acts are often a distortion or misunderstanding of religious doctrines or people with ulterior motives using religion to achieve their ulterior political, economic and other purposes, rather than the characteristics of the religion itself. Every religion is diverse and complex. We cannot label a certain religion as violent in a sweeping manner, but should objectively and comprehensively recognize and understand it from multiple aspects, such as its core doctrines, mainstream practices, and the behavior of the majority of believers.