"The great discuss" is a non-fiction book, an extract from online debate from www.Islam-watch.org. The author who is known as the pastor among the discussants is a regular commentator in the site for many years before deciding to make a book out of the various discussions he participated, just for posterity. The commentaries which bothers mainly on religious issues especially as it affect Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, morality, freethinkers, atheist etc. The characters here are real but the names are not. This first volume is an extracts from about three articles posted on the sites at different occasions for which various comments were made by various discussants. www.Islam-watch.org is a site created by ex-Muslims to expose the doctrines of Islam. The extract began with an article "Kuwait: Muslim Woman Seeks to Revitalize the Institution of Sex-Slavery' written by Raymond Ibrahim and posted on Thursday, 09 June 2011 at 10:07. Please note that these names are not real names of these people but a kind of username for the purpose of debate in the internet. The main characters in this discussion are: Pastor, a Christian clergy, the compiler and the editor of this debate extract from the web. Reed Wilson and Malem, are Muslims who belief only in the Quran and do not belief in the hadiths and the other scriptures of the Muslims as being authoritative in the matters of doctrine. Du-Swami is an atheist or at the best a free thinker. Fairox is a Muslim zealot who believes in both the Quran and the hadith. Yibel is a Christian. Cerebrum123 is a Christian. Mozlem is a Muslim not in the main stream Islam but argues a lot with Reed and Malem on the matters of Islamic doctrines, he appear like an ex-Muslim. Machmoed is an ex Muslim, an agnostic with an atheist inclination. Fineliving56 is a female ex-Muslima but a free thinker. VBV is a Buddhist or Hindu who see no much different between Christianity and Islam. M.A. Khan is the administrator of the site www.islam-watch.org and ex-Muslims and an atheist I suppose. And few posters who are either in the Hindu religion or others unclassified that are not in the main debate but can also be sighted as they contributed in the debate whose views are also included.