So does Islam.
In ancient Rome and Greece being a good person was a bit more of an active thing tied to how much power you had or could exercise. In Christianity there is a sort of inverse relationship, such as in the verse "the first shall be last" sort of way.
In almost all other cultures there was a warrior ethos baked into their religions. I suppose in the Middle Ages there was a bit of that in the Christian West, but we mostly abandoned it and I don't think it fit particularly well. Violence is a part of any civilization but Christianity in principle has tried to tame that impulse that I think our relative modern commercial and legal cultural supremacy can be attributed to trying to minimize it, at least in theory.