This chapter explores the different terms used for God in Christian, Jewish, and Muslim traditions. It discusses the meanings and connotations of terms like 'God', 'Lord', 'Yahweh', 'Jehovah', 'Elohim', and 'Allah', highlighting how these terms are describing words rather than proper names for God. The chapter also delves into the contrasting views of Christians, Jews, and Muslims regarding Jesus and the concept of atonement for sins.