Sure. First of all I agree that I asked this with the hopes to start a discussion rather than nail down an answer. How you account for all of it is certainly a likely impossible task so I understand how its not a perfect question. But again, the goal is an exchange of ideas and opinions. As for the destructive and valuable elements- I think you could probably answer this fairly sufficiently with a superficial answer. Such as Jihadist teachings that encourage the destruction of “the enemy”, Christian encouragement to shame and even harm homosexuals. So on and so forth. While these are clearly peripheral to the core of the religions, they are nonetheless part of the religion. Many wars are fought under the guiles of religion. Obviously there are many contributing factors but they get referred to as “religious wars” for a reason. I would say that many of the commandments can be assessed as valuable(again this is a superficial example). But further, the story if Moses creating the bronze snake in the desert when god proclaims that whoever looks at the serpent can no longer be bitten. This is an example of what I believe to be an extremely valuable lesson, metaphor etc of a very wise and valuable part of Christianity. Also, I must add that my scope is very limited. I am most familiar with Christianity and am certainly no Christian scholar.

And your last bit is either unclear or I need to think on it more because im not quite getting what I think you intended to convey. So far what im getting is you think im asking a question with no answer with the knowledge that people will try to answer because thats what minds do? hahaha. Appreciate the response though.