They have the same "taste" but also have subtle differences in flavour ;)

A religion of grace has nothing in common with religions of works. It's not the same "flavour," or even similar. Also, Jews and Muslims deny the Trinity.

Interpretations of old scriptures by modern religious scholars doesn't make the inital belief any different. The are all same in context when compared to other global religions. Taoists, Hindus and ethnic religions can't tell the difference :)
But that's none of my business...

Okay, that makes sense what you're saying, about them looking the same from the outside. But we don't really know the conditions about "initial belief." Islam started 600AD, which is too long after Abraham's faith to declare dogmatically that the initial belief is the same.
Also, I'm not talking about merely differing interpretations. I'm talking about a basically different view of God (the Trinity), and a different way to be reconciled to him. There are core differences between the religions.

Except that if you take it down to what it truly means to most people, they all say "Be a good person"... Just saying, I see religions more as a way to build unity, and I think many other people see them that way too. I might be completely wrong, but my thoughts are out there now. '("-)/'

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