This article looks at different religions as different metaphors for the same truth. As if what religious scholars describe as monotheism is really just a “mono-we-ism”: a story of one life. We are all part of a life story that can be told in narrative cycles called generations. The generations are like stanzas in a piece of music. For those who point out that there are many countless pieces of music, I respond laughingly as my mother used to with one of her favorite sayings, “The more names you can call for God the better.”