But you can understand the New Testament of the Bible just by reading it. And nowhere in the N.T. does it even say anything like the violence found in the Quran or Hadith. The closest it might come has to do with what God might do to wicked people some time in the future... not what Christians are supposed to do to unbelievers. Christians are even instructed to be meek and loving toward those who hurt them. It's right there for everyone to read.
So, how can Islam - which started 600 years after Christianity - call itself a peaceful religion? Peace doesn't have to do with statements of violence. Leave it in context, and it still says violence.
The only peace I see in Islam is the peace of a bunch of peaceful Muslims who don't even realize that they are not in compliance with the tenets of violence in their religion.
So, what is it that you are trying to do? After all, it is almost a requirement of the Quran that Muslims lie to us infidels. Are you one of the Islamic adepts, steeped in Quran knowledge, and putting it into practice with us infidels?
I would again refer you to historical context. Arabs were different from the rest of the world. They didn't believe in freedom of expression or anything.
" the verse is against only those who puts Muslims to torture or kill him because of his religion."
Are you trying to say one should not defend himself if he is attacked unjustly?
Bible not being comprehensive is understandable. It was for a specific society for a shorter period of time while Quran is the final message and its for all times and societies so it touched all issues.
Also you can't learn Islam simply by reading. Prophet tells us "Lying is root of all evils". Muslims can only lie to save their life as it is precious than anything else. Just follow the tradition of Prophet ans you'll know he never lied and always preferred peace to war.
Peace treaties were made during his time with non-muslims. But they were violated by non-muslims notably Pagans and Jews.
Yes, Islam is they religion of peace because The Qur'an not only says that a Pagan seeking asylum during a battle should be granted refuge, but also that he should be escorted to a secure place.
I think you are forgetting somethings here. Popes waging wars against "infidels" is recorded in history.
The point is this. When anyone who can read the Quran or Hadith, reads them the first time, he will see much more violence therein than the violence he will see reading the New Testament the first time. Not only that, but the violence appears to be living, unprovoked violence, made for Muslims to use.
This may be an entirely wrong reading approach. It may totally be that nobody is directed by Islam to do the violence, and that he has to be trained to see that the violence he reads is simply rhetoric not to be used, but if that is the case, why is the violence even listed as it is listed? Why not get rid of the violence words and verses?
The fact that the words are there in the form that they are, makes Islam a much greater religion of violence than religions that don't even have the words.
I commend people who stick to their teachings. What I don't commend are double-standard teachings that you have to twist all out of shape to make them say the things that you want them to say, especially when the things that they say look like directives for harming other people. It is somewhat like this for all religions, and a lot of so-called scientific writing, as well. But it is Islam that has the violence, at least in the wording of its sacred writings.