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Yeah, but look around..

We have common enemies doing everything from writing newspaper columns to destroy us to just flat exploding.

I am not calling for a melding or a dilution of the three faith's, as that would be dishonest. Merely a common respect.

An "axis of good"

I haven't read all the posts, but enough to see that most are missing the point. As a Christian, I am REQUIRED to pray in the name of Jesus because He said to. All power has been given to the Son acording to my beliefs. If I want my prayer heard and answered, I must pray to the one that can do something about it.(This is also a divider between me and Catholics. We don't believe St. so and so has any more influence than I do since the Bible declares that I am already a saint and a royal priest) If a Jew prays to G-D, and a Muslim prays to Allah, I just pray my own prayer in the name of Jesus, or look out the window till they are finished. Just like Jesus said "Forgive them Father, for they know not what they do." One cannot know the truth unless shown. The Holy Spirit is in charge of revealing Jesus to His people. People shouldn't be frightened of hearing a prayer in the name of Jesus, unless of course they are frightened that He is really the King of Kings. His Bride has nothing to fear, from anybody or anything.