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Roman Catholic AnswerCatholicism believes in Our Blessed Savior who came to earth to make atonement for our sins and enable us to go to heaven. Our Blessed Savior taught us to offer the other cheek, and to not refuse the man who compells us to go a mile with him. Catholics, as a religion, do not believe in violence.
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