Wow, I have quite a few things to comment on. Firstly, the Allah, the Islamic god, IS the same god as worshipped by Christians and Jews, he just goes under a different name. Same god, different names in all three religions. Allah, Yahweh, and Jehova. The holy texts for these three religions are remarkably similar, and in fact identical at some points. The Torah is nothing more than the Old Testament. The Koran, as well, is almost identical throughout the Old Testament, with a few small differences, and doesn't really branch off into new areas until it reaches the point where the Old Testament ends. The only real difference of these religions is how they view Jesus. Christians believe him to be the son of God, Muslims respect him as a prophet, but consider Mohammed to be the son of God, and Jews think Jesus was not a prophet, nor Mohammed. Those are the only differences. Don't believe me? Go read all three books, and you'll see.
As for your statement about how all the people in the world could fit in Texas and the population density would only be the same as in NYC, that sounds like a stupid remark, if you ask me. Yes, that statement is, more or less, true. That statement also has absolutely no relavent bearing on any issue. Are you aware that the global population has doubled over the last 30 years? Which means you can expect it to increase even more rapidly, in even less time. Current projections show the population as being roughly 6,383,158,503. I don't know about you, but I think that's a lot of people. Now, yes, if you crammed them all into Texas, which is roughly 261,914 sq. miles in size, you would get a population density close to that of NYC. Have you ever been to NYC? It's crowded as hell. To say that all the people in the world, when placed in an area as massively huge as Texas, would be just as crowded, is a scary thought. Currently, NYC has about 26,517 people living in each sq. mile. Holy

that's a lot of people! Yet somehow, you think this is an insignificant amount of crowding. Scientists are expecting the population to double again by 2050. That'll be over 12 billion people, all living on this tiny little planet. I'd say that's a grave concern.
Anyways, I seem to have stumbled off the topic, but I believe I've made my point above dealing with the differences between the three Semitic religions. And seeing as how I base my facts from experience, having actually read the Koran, Torah, and Holy Bible, as well as other religious texts, as opposed to things taught to me by parents/pastors/internet sites, I feel pretty confident in my assertion. Now, enough of this argument for now, because I'm gonna go play some SC now

. Later!