Who is the Only ONE GOD?

Question

Andrew says:-"the bible is the only account/story/history/myth/ what ever you want to call it, that suggest there is one god"

Our dearest Andrew does not know Bible was written just about 1600-2000 years before only.
But God has "Revealed"(Dharsanam) 6000 years before to hindu saints that GOD is only One _"Eka Eva Brahmam Satyam"

Answer 1

Jesus' Father.

Answer 2

Copernicus was a god, Einstein was a god, any person who brought the world into a new era of living. When Einstien turned on the light bulb for the first time, to any uneducated society, that would be nearly indistinguishable from magic. God is a word for a phenomenon created by the people.

Answer 3

Well, the Bible states that "God" (jehova?) created the earth and the heavens roughly 6,000 years ago... unfortunately, there are many cultures around the world that can date back THEIR existence to well past 8,000 years. So, if we were to disregard the MASS of evidence in terms of geology, palaeontology, physics etc. etc. Even with just the life-span of humans in their current cultural form will refute anything that the bible says about a creator type.

The one god is how the individual makes of it. Some call this "god", Allah, others Jehova, or Jove, or just "God" (for the lazy types). Since religion, all religion is nothing more than opium for the masses; religion has no part in our modern societies other than the substantiation of one's own moral values to others.

The one god, as you put it, is an enigma, nothing more than a shadow of the taboo of years past.


Buddha is God, there, I said it....but even the Buddhist would say otherwise.

Answer 4

So what's your point? You have a "ONE GOD" in mind that you're alluding to?

If you believe "Eka Eva Brahmam Satyam" is God, come out and say it. Don't hide it behind a question. It looks devious.

Answer 5

It depends on what religion you are practicing or believing. If you are a muslim,you believe in Allah as the one true god. If you are a buddhist you adore buddha, or if you practicing
some ancient form of religion you consider things in nature
as gods, like the sun, the moon, the trees or animals.I am
catholic so i believe in the holy trinity. One god in three
persons, God the father, God the Son and and theHoly Spirit.
So you can conclude from this explanation that believing in
a God depends on what faith a person adheres to.

Answer 6

ok, well the bible says that God is the only god but by this it means the only true God and that all the rest are false. in the bible it mentions heaps of other Gods and idols but it says that these aren't real. hope this helps, God bless.- Tomatoe, keeping it real in NZ.

Answer 7

Part of that Bible is the 10 Commandments you so earnestly wish to ban from public view. Perhaps you should do the math again.

Answer 8

JEHOVAH/YAHWEH. His name appeared 7,210 times in the original text of the Bible. So, could it wrong if it is not important, would it appear so many times? This is to let everyone know His real name and that He is the One and Only God for everyone.

Answer 9

Hinduism is usually considered to be henotheistic[14], but such a view tends to oversimplify a diverse system of thought with beliefs spanning monotheism, polytheism,[15] pantheism, monism and even atheism.

henotheistic is : acceptance of one God but of other deities too.

so, Hinduism is not pure monotheistic.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinduism#Concept_of_God

Answer 10

the LIVING GOD-- the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. He is the One God and the Creator of the universe, Jehova. God is three in One-- God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, the Holy Trinity. (since you asked)

Answer 11

The one true God is the God of your understanding.