Imagine to be a theologian. You are an expert and you are very opinionated. What is the best religion and why?
I could certainly write an answer to this question taking the perspective of a specific theologian, but I would need to know more details about what theologian I am writing from the perspective of in order to write that effectively. Am I an academic secular theologian who studies religions from a dispassionate viewpoint? In that case, I would likely not have an opinion about the "best" religion as it depends on what you are seeking religion for. If I am a theologian who is also an adherent of a particular faith, I might be more likely to make a case that one religion is "better" than another.

What kind of theologian would you like me to pretend to be?
How do the world's largest religions understand the concept of forgiveness? Forgiveness is an important aspect in most religions. Here are it is understood in a few:
- Christianity—Christians believe that Jesus Christ forgives all, and it is important to forgive others as Christ forgave you.
- Islam—Muslims see forgiveness as a way to grow spiritually, and encourage forgiveness of others.
- Hinduism—Hindus view forgiveness as a way to release negative emotions and attain inner piece.
- Buddhism—Like Hinuds, Buddhists believe forgiveness is important for reducing negative emotions and attaining inner peace on the path towards enlightenment.