The aim of this over 581 pages, about 50 chapters and over 350 questions and answers book is to promote world peace through understanding all faiths. Sometimes we turn to judge people superficially which often results in them reacting unjustly. We are afraid to ask questions in case the words and tone used offends us. We thus live in a world of uncertainty in many aspects of our behaviour, both verbal and non-verbal communication including our prayers. We claim to be monotheists (worshipping one God) but we have different approaches. Most of us draw conclusions and judgments without understanding the ritual and motives of other faiths. Reducing the tension between faiths would make us approachable and sociable on earth.Jesus is well-respected by all the faiths, especially for his divinity birth. However, his teaching using parables and their interpretation has caused misunderstandings and it has created many divisions which have resulted in thousands of Christian denominations. One thing that binds Christians together is their belief in Jesus Christ and that God sent him as his special messenger. Jesus never claimed to be God. The closest claim was being the son of God which he meant to be an attribute of God. I believe that all human beings are sons and daughters of God. Similarly, God’s messengers such as Moses, Abraham, David, Jesus Christ, and Muhammad were all special because they revealed the way of life as per God’s commandments or revelation.The miracles of Jesus Christ were an example of being a special son of God. Most faiths, especially the Christianity, Islamic and Hinduism believe that Jesus might be a lead judge on the judgment day which I believe will last less than five minutes for everybody to receive their unappealing judgment. This prediction is so because God can hear and see and answers everybody at the same time. (Assume that the sky is the eye of God and the air is the ear and speech of God). Another argument amongst Christians is that Jesus has no brothers and sisters although it is referred in the Bible that he has brothers.. In fact, in 2019, Pope Francis stopped this Mary pray for us routine. However, I urge all faiths to respect the beliefs of others, either within the same or different faith doctrines. We should leave judgment to God. We should also live with our differences so as to maintain peace in the world. Among the Christians that I interviewed, at least 50 per cent appeared not to have enough knowledge about the New Testament, let alone the whole of the Bible. Most of the questions in this publication came from either unbelievers or people who wished to know more about Christianity. Some questions are sensitive and in some cases, I have not given full answers or explanations in order to generate dialogue between believers and nonbelievers of Jesus Christ. Even though this book has not covered everything in the Holy Bible, there are so many Christian denominations that answer the questions in this publication, but it may not apply to all. However, this book contains enough information to confirm God Love for Christianity as well as other monotheists’ faiths. This requires you to have faith, belief, and trust in Jesus Christ’s true meaning of his doctrine and above all, trust and believe in Almighty God, the creator of the earth and the universe. God is the Alpha and Omega (the beginning and the end), the great architect of the universe and the greatest geometrician of the universe, therefore we need to worship, praise and glorify Him alone. On the other hand, Jesus is the rock and the stronghold of Christianity.There may be some questions which might upset some of the faiths. The question that we need to ask ourselves is, should we know each other so as to understand and respect them or should we live in a hypocritical manner full of hatred because of our faith? I sincerely hope this book will break the ice between various faiths to communicate without any apprehension of the outcome e