Curious non-Muslim wanting to learn Salaam Alaikum

Salaam! I'm a Canadian non-Muslim with only a basic understanding of religion. Growing up in a Western setting I've mostly encountered Christian ideas, but lately I've been wanting to learn more about Islam. I've had friends who are both Christian and Muslim and noticed a lot of overlapping themes. From what I've read, despite what some portrayals claim, the two faiths share many similarities. Being non-religious is easy for me - both faiths sound a bit alike and it's hard for me to judge which, if any, is objectively true. I don't feel called to devote myself to a single deity; I tend to think different traditions contain bits of truth and bits that aren't for me. I do agree with the general messages in Christianity and Islam about helping others, loving people, and belief in an afterlife, but I feel I've come to those conclusions on my own more than through a religion. That said, I have a few questions and would appreciate honest answers from Muslims who are comfortable sharing: - Were you raised Muslim? - Is Islam a central part of your life? If so, why? - Do you want other people to follow Islam, or is it more personal to you? - Do you consider the Bible accurate as well? If not, what do you see differently? - Have you ever felt prejudice toward Christians for believing differently? - If there was one thing about Islam you wish everyone knew, what would it be? Answer any or all - I genuinely want to learn, stay open-minded, and I really appreciate anyone who takes the time to respond. JazakAllah khair for your help!