This article explores the concepts of religious pluralism in the perspective ofSemitic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. As Semitic religions, thethree actually share some teaching similarities in the field of theology. But, inso a long history development, it turns out that there are some differences intheir theological teachings. The power history and politics factors have alsoinfluenced the relation between the followers of the Semitic religions. There-fore, it is important to explore deeply the concepts of pluralism in the threereligions and also the development of the thoughts about the religious plural-ism among the philosophers and theologians in each of the religion. This isdue t...