5: Negative life experiences and/or inherent personalities will cause a person to commit negative acts, whetheras positive experiences and/or personalities will cause someone to commit positive acts.

Nah. Replace "will" with "might" and you might have gotten something. Just because you had some bad experiences doesn't mean you certainly will do something bad. It just lowers the threshold in some way.

or just plain bad.

This certainly applies to a small minority of psychotic cases only. "Just plain bad" sounds more like an excuse when you don't know what else to find.

You don't have to be brought up in a Christian household to become a law-abiding citizen. I believe that many of those brought up in Bhuddist, or Muslim, atheist or Jewish households are law abiding too. Ignorance of the Christian faith is not a cause of crime.
I imagine that in some lifes bringing up a child strictly in the Christian faith might be a cause of crime in later life when the child is strong enough to stand up to the parents.

Nah. Replace "will" with "might" and you might have gotten something. Just because you had some bad experiences doesn't mean you certainly will do something bad.

Sometimes it even works the other way. On 20/20, I think, two sons of an alcoholic, abusive father were interviewed. The first, an abusive, unemployed, and unmarried drunk, cited his father for his position in life, as he was his role model. The second, a successful, married, and kindhearted businessman, also cited his father for his position in life, because he wanted to be nothing like him.

because criminals are angry at someone or just plain bad.

And what about those that steal, let's say bread for their family, because they are too poor to be able to pay for it?

The above logic proof is, while vague, Sound, Convincing, and Valid. This thead just got Logic'd. I just coined that, Logic'd. No one steal it!

You're not pompous at all. Right?

As I said before, crime is fully dependent on the person him/herself.

Ahoy there Barbossa! I try to be confidant, not pompous. Sorry.
I'll just replace "will" with "might" and call it a Logic'd. I dont see any other bits getting picked at, so...yay.

I dont see any other bits getting picked at,

some of it is so vague it's not good enough to even comment on.
this doesn't mean i agree whit it. just that your jumping from one conclusion into the other.

...At least I tried to answer the thread, okay?

If not...then just one example that should shut your yapper. A man of the Bible...Hitler

@pangtongshu

Hate to break it to ya but ummmm... Hitler was not a Christian, he may have put on that mask for propaganda and to look good (sound like a president we know?) but he was by no means a bible follower

And say you don’t even want to think about believing the bible if you have ever read it, it does not have bad advise! Look it says: don’t murder, don’t steal, don’t sleep around (or you could get venereal diseases), don’t lie, don’t cheat people. is this by any mean BAD advice? i think if everybody did read the bibles laws and followed them the crime would be much, much lower.

ps. it would not completely stop crime by any means because the root cause for crime is human nature, have you ever seen a 2 year old baby make a mess on the couch or the floor and even when he is right in front of the huge mess that he made if you ask him if he made a mess he will look you straight in the face and say: nooo I didn’t...

it does not have bad advise! Look it says: don’t murder, don’t steal, don’t sleep around (or you could get venereal diseases), don’t lie, don’t cheat people. is this by any mean BAD advice?

Did you know that a bottle of poison has only healthy ingredients too? Water!

...You can't claim the Bible does not have bad advice by selectively picking and choosing what advice you want to follow from it. The Bible also tells people the following

-Women must marry their rapists
-Stone homosexuals
-Kill basically anyone with another belief system
-Allows slavery

and more.

i think if everybody did read the bibles laws and followed them the crime would be much, much lower.

How about we all just follow the laws in the first place? Crime would be lower then too. The Bible has nothing to do with Law.

if you ask him if he made a mess he will look you straight in the face and say: nooo I didn’t...

That's because the child is scared of being punished, likely because of the tone of voice used when asked if they did it or not.