All Have the Same God: An Encounter with the Peoples and Religions of Asia is the title of a book or work that explores the complex relationship between diverse Asian religions and the concept of a single, universal God. The title suggests a common theme of monotheism across many faiths, but the content likely details the unique characteristics of each religion, even while discussing their potential similarities. Some scholars argue that Abrahamic religions share a single God, while others contend that each religion has a distinct and incompatible concept of the divine.