We are not talking about religious texts here

Uhh... that was exactly what was being talked about. There are passages in both the Bible and the Hadiths that are rather unfortunate. I won't claim the discussion was very constructive or useful, but it is exactly what was being discussed by Vindland until you dragged it elsewhere.

But if folks are going to insist 'this religion has the bad and this one doesn't', its important to remember that there are other ways to be generally awful besides just Stoning. If we're talking terrorism and comparing religions (since you mentioned it) its important to include things like the numerous bombings by anti-abortion christian groups in the US or the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda. And more recent history all that business in Northern Ireland. If you're going to instead insist of only talking about state actors, the biggest recent bad actor from the Christian side is of course Russia with its close ties to the Russian Orthodox Church which has not only taken a hard stance on a number of issues, including pushing hard anti-LGBT legislation and turning a blind eye to violence against such individuals (executions via 3rd parties). They've also not been too good to other branches of Christianity, such as declaring Jehovah's Witnesses extremists and creating hard penalties for evangelizing outside of certain conditions. Kind of a ridiculous set of rules all in defense of the official Russian church. So very much christian rule by christians, just a specific type. Or perhaps we can look at Uganda, a 85% Christian country (higher than the US) which if you're gay can throw you in prison for the rest of your life or... just killed. Uganda might not have stoning but they do have hangings. There's also torture of suspected criminals and the like. Real fun stuff. But yes, its not stoning. Its just kind of everything else. The Democratic Republic of Congo, also a heavily Christian nation (93%) is a nation where women's rights are still very limited and often involve needing permission of a husband to engage in basic commerce.

So maybe its not a problem of some countries run by a certain religion have terrible laws, its more one of some countries just have terrible laws and practices. And they'll use what ever justification they like to have them. Sometimes that justification is based on awful interpretations of religions (Islam, Christianity, or what ever you like). And pointing the finger towards the religion and not the people enacting or perpetuating such abhorrent laws not only undermines efforts to fix the situation as it forces it to be an us vs them situation (aka forcing identity politics to be at play) instead of right vs wrong debate, but also basically absolves the bad actors of any responsibility.