Christianity's relationship with world religions has gained special preoccupation in recent decades. This relationship has represented one of the issues raised strongly since the advent of globalization and its wide impact on our planet, in addition to issues of an economic, technical and scientific nature, which affected the social and cultural aspects. Great movements of crowds of women and men have increased from the south of the world to its north; In search of improving their living conditions from this momentum, not to mention the massive development of social networks and the accompanying desire for knowledge and exchange of experiences; In order to create multiple societies on the ethnic, cultural and religious level, even if they are not in the same pattern and with the same density, which changed the pattern of human relations and the view of reality. This led to an exacerbation of conflicts and tensions, a change in forms of resistance, and the generation of new energies, in addition to the emergence of hopes and promising projects in this atmosphere of profound changes. It is natural that religions also witness revisions regarding the nature of the relationship between them.