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Is belief in God monotheistic or polytheistic?

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Is belief in God monotheistic or polytheistic?

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Within the Vedas it is clear that reference to truth is one, and this truth to man is seen in different ways. Ishwar (God) is formless, and giving Iswar a ‘form’ in order to focus ones Bhakti (devotion) allows channeling of mans’ thoughts. Brahma – The Creator Vishnu – The Preserver Maheshwara – The Destroyer Hindus beieve in many deitis, such as Ram & Krisna, that relate to a part of life and it’s process, but these should not be confused with the supreme Ishwar.

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