@tsarstepan,
All religious texts must deal with the central human problem of vanity, as is explored in the Hollywood (USA) movie "The Devil's Advocate" (1997).
Because Islam and Christianity are the world's two dominant religions, their respective texts deal with the problem of gluttony violence as their respective philosophies treat the divisive problem of vanity.
Consider these three humanist stories below and how they would be dealt with differently in the Bible and the Quran. Which text would advocate more harsh punishments or wrath?
1. a hippie was cuckolded by a seductive gypsy woman and decided to poison the man who stole his girlfriend and when the poisoned man died, the gypsy woman returned to the hippie
2. a movie star was celebrated in society by gluttons for his tendency to lead an indulgently wild lifestyle which his wealth made possible much to the envy of others
3. a heroin dealer's attractive girlfriend who worked for him as a narcotics smuggler dealt cocaine to a couple who became addicted to her supply, a fact which she took awful advantage of by engaging in an adulterous love affair with the husband of the drug-addicted couple
Negotiations between Christians and Muslims can address how the respective religions treat the relationship between vanity and wrath. I personally find that the Bible is more graphically descriptive of violence, since Christianity is a religion more focused on dialogue than meditation.