I'm talking about the basic philosophical differences between Christianity and Buddhism. In Christianity, as long as you accept the religion and/or Christ, your prior sins are forgiven.  There's not necessarily a drive to avoid all sin now or pay the consequences.  Heck, I could be a near-perfect person yet still go to hell because I haven't "accepted" Christ.  Or, I could have done bad things, accept Christ, and I'm saved.  Buddhism doesn't have those allowances.  Do bad things, you'll pay for it, no matter what you believe.

You mention that group in Myanmar.  Sounds like there's an internal religious war going on from both sides.  Yeah, it isn't good.  But, how can a Christian nation like ours justify what we're doing in the middle east?  Myanmar is tiny potatoes compared to the dead bodies we've created.  Also, Christianity has a long history of forced genocide under its belt...justified by the believers.