When I decided to write this book, my intention was not to undermine faith. I recognized that tens of thousands of years ago man already felt the need to construct a representation of a higher power to which he willingly submitted. Believing in something collective and unifying is a fundamental aspect of the human condition. This book is not an attempt to contradict this notion, but rather to develop a deeper understanding of it. My aim is to offer renewed scrutiny and focus on the continuing legacy of fear and hatred among the world's three Abrahamic faiths. How much longer will the leaders of the Abrahamic-based religions believe that they can continue to mislead the faithful, while the major eastern religions and philosophies continue to thrive in peace. Needless to say, the Bible is here to stay. However, the survival of the Abrahamic religions will only be possible if kinder, more enlightened interpretations and fundamental reforms are adopted.