Throughout history, humanity has sought answers to fundamental questions about existence, morality, the afterlife, and the divine. Different religions offer unique perspectives on these profound mysteries, shaping cultures, civilizations, and individual lives. However, understanding these diverse spiritual paths has become more important in a world of increasing interconnectivity. This book, "Paths of Faith: A Comparative Dialogue on Religion, Karma, and the Afterlife," is designed to explore the core beliefs of four major religious traditions—Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism), Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism—through a question-and-answer format. It provides an insightful comparison of key concepts such as the nature of God, heaven and hell, karma, salvation, forgiveness, and moral responsibility. Rather than promoting any one faith, this book encourages an open-minded exploration of the similarities and differences between these spiritual traditions. By understanding these perspectives, readers will gain deeper clarity about their beliefs while fostering respect for the faith of others. Whether you are a seeker, a believer, or simply curious about comparative religion, this book will serve as an enlightening guide to the eternal questions that shape human existence.