Currently there is a wide concern about whether religious people usually behave better than those who are non religious. Some people point out that good behaviors do not depend on religion. Other; on the other hand, hold the opposite view. On my way of thinking, I completely agree with the former idea. To begin with, humans behavior depends on their characters and education rather than their faith. Obviously, behaviours are mainly influenced by the environment, especially from their family and friends. If parents bring up their children to have a sense of right, they certainly behave well and vice verse. What is more, people tend to adopt certain their peers’ characters without selecting to be accepted by the groupmates. That is why