The conflicts between religions that share a common origin, namely the Abrahamic religions, shape our present in an unprecedented way. In his essay, Peter Sloterdijk first explores the political-social and psychodynamic conditions that led to the emergence of monotheism. Against the polytheism of the ancient high cultures of the Egyptians, Hittites, and Babylonians, Jewish monotheism arose as a theology of protest, as a religion of triumph in defeat, particularly during the Babylonian exile. While the religion in Judaism remained limited to its own people, Christianity unfolded its apostolic message with a universal proclamation. Islam intensified the offensive universalism into a military-political expansion mode. What forms of conflict exist among the three monotheisms?.