I&#x27;m not comparing the two because they&#x27;re both Abrahamic. I compare the two because if you&#x27;re looking hard enough in both texts you&#x27;ll find justification for evil. Extremist &#x27;Muslims&#x27;, ISIS, (I say in quotes, because IMHO they&#x27;re not &#x27;real Muslims&#x27;) find justification in their text. Extremist &#x27;Christians&#x27; (I say in quotes, because IMHO they&#x27;re not &#x27;real Christians&#x27;) found justification in the Bible.<p>I&#x27;m not trying to protect Islam or bring Christianity down. I honestly don&#x27;t care either way about any of them. What I&#x27;m trying to explain that blaming Islam is the wrong thing to do, is pointless, and if anything it helps disenfranchise the at-risk, on-the-fence-extremeists who are (getting) upset at how everyone else deals with their religion.