*In a nutshell...* Monotheism - Everything is united under one God Polytheism - The more gods the merrier Henotheism - Handle my opinion but I can only choose one god Pantheism - Everything is made of God Deism - God did the Big Bang, after that He became anonymous Atheism - What even is a god? Antitheism - God never existed at all Agnosticism - Not sure 🤷 Animism - Every object has feelings Satanism - *A M E R I C A* Simulationism - We live in a game
As mentioned in the video, Hinduism can fall into various categories. Historically, Hinduism has been interpreted as polytheism, animism, or henotheism. But modern interpretations of Hinduism can lead to Pantheism. Hinduism is like an open source religion where people are free to interpret it.
@@bagascyclops2400 Nope, it's Monism: Thier is only one God "Brahman" everything is made of Brahman and it can manifest itself however, whenever and with whatever abilities it wants
@@dhaval1489 Monism is not a type of belief, it's a law of things. Monotheism can include monism. Polytheism can include monism. Pantheism can include monism. Even originally the term monism is used in law, not faith/religion. It's not a type of belief. It's law of things opposite to dualism.
@@bagascyclops2400 See Our school of philosophy are extremely difficult to explain, We don't believe thier are multiple God's. Today is the festival of Holi, The festival of colors, go and read about it We believe God would literally manifest itself to protect his devotees out of a Column of steel and even find technicalities in his own Boon (given in different form) to protect the Good and defeat evil, it complicated and yet very fulfilling and blissful.
@@dhaval1489 Bruh, monism is not a type of belief. Monism, dualism, trinitarianism are types of law/nature. Types of belief are monotheism, polytheism, pantheism, etc... For example, Christianity is monotheism that use trinitarianism as the nature of its God. So, it's both monotheism (as type of belief) and trinitarianism (as type of law/nature). Hinduism is polytheism (as type of belief) and monism (as type of law/nature).
Hinduism believes in polymorphism and not polytheism. It believes that there is one true God and he can take various forms so that you can worship the form you feel the most connected to.
polymorphism is not a type of faith, it's a characteristic (having multiple forms), while the type of faith for worshipping polymorphic god depends on how you worship, if you worship directly to the supreme god without worshipping the multiple forms, then it's henotheism (worship one god while accepting its multiple forms), if you worship the multiple forms, then it's polytheism (worshipping more than one god or form of god)
@@declanharp9633 one God is limiting concept but Truth is One which is not necessarily God but forms of this truth can be interpreted as God and Goddess
No one would ever say Sikhism is Henotheistic, as it is simply not true. The Sikh understanding of metaphysics is a non-dual nature, and that nothing outside of God exists. This may sound similar to Panentheism, which is the understanding that God pervades all of creation and beyond it.
Correct, Sikhism is not Henotheistic. The most important message of sikhism denoted by this symbol: ੴ that you may have seen, literally means God is One (Ik Oangkar). Hence Sikhi is more of Pantheism or Monotheism.
Well all the indic religion and other asian religion can't be described or categorised as western term and philosophy. In Indic relegion every Religion is more or less influenced by each other's philosophy. Buddhism influenced by Hinduism and they started making idol aof buddha and started all pomp and ritual . Hinduism influenced by Buddhism and Jainism and started making temple and believe in non violence. Sikhissm influenced by Hinduism and they called God with name Ram , krishan, Hari. Jainism also influenced by Hinduism and started worshipping devi and other Hindu God as Concious entity. If you carefully observe hindu Jain baudh and sikh use om, onkar like religious symbols which looks very common and denotes the one god who lives in every one. So we are very influenced with each other so we can categories like western try. Indic religion have broad range of belief and faith we are not narrow minded so categoriesing us in just not practical.
@@azathoth3726 It is monotheistic since the Vedas and Upanishads say that there is one supreme body without form and shape called the brahman which encapsulates the whole universe
Its totally paganism Polytheistic worshiping more than one is polytheism Some will say it's mentioned in upanishad and Veda that this is mono but still today who reads all Veda?
@@abu_ubaydah313 it would be callous to state that people don't read the Vedas, it is still the supreme holy book for the Hindus and is widely read in its original script of Sanskrit
@@Muhammadsalman607yes they are poor people who convert from their real religion to Saudi’s religion. Even I think you are also converted from ancestors’ religion
@@zzzsingh7977Yeah real religion were worshiping rat,cow,tree,snake and blue color human..a handmade. Idol which can be broken..sorry it don't make sense..
Hinduism is diverse. It's allow every path for human salvation. From animism,polytheism, penetheism, monism, monotheism every philosophy exist within Hinduism.
Peoples who didn't grew under hindu influence often finder hard to understand. Just raise your iq a bit and you will understand the concept given in SOME HUNDRED BOOKs@@med.othman
Sikhi doesnt believe there are many gods. Our belief is that there is only one god, Sikhi is monoism and pantheism instead of henotheism where God is the creator and also a part of his creation and his creations are a part of him. The thing you might have confused is that since Sanatan and Sikhi is from India we also believe that their gods exist, but they arent gods by our beliefs but avatars of God we respect the avatars but we only worship Waheguru and believe that there are many paths to god (different religions) but Sikhi is the most straightforward path to Waheguru
I'm always fascinated by the rich tapestry of history, religion, and culture. These videos provide such valuable insights into our collective heritage.
KRISHNA said this materialistic world is simulation (illusion for souls) everrything is made out of him (particales of god) , to escape this illusion and birth rebirth cycle , you need to realise the reality , karma and meditae to connect to supreme soul
I don't understand why Muslims and Christians fail to understand Hinduism. A father is both the husband and son of someone. At the same time, that father calls himself "I am." Who is this person actually? In Hinduism, by definition, God is infinite and has different forms. People connect with God through these forms, which are known as deities or Devtas.
I understand it, but why does God have different forms for different people. So which form is the true form, two opposite forms cannot be both true!! I see it as a breach of equality
@@aaquib2010 Understanding God in Hinduism: First, let's explore the concept of God in Hinduism. The Vedas, the most ancient Hindu scriptures, refer to Brahman as the ultimate reality, the infinite and eternal principle (Ref. Brihadaranyak Upanishad 5.1.1). Key Concepts: 1. Brahman:The Rigveda (10.129.2) states that in the beginning, only Brahman existed. Brahman is the formless, omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent supreme consciousness that pervades everything (Ref. Yajurveda 40.1-10). 2. Shakti: The Atharvaveda (10.8.30) mentions Brahman's eternal force, often called Shakti. 3. Evolution of Consciousness:The Rigveda (10.121) and Yajurveda (31.19) suggest the development of self-consciousness (Atman) within Brahman, leading to the creation of Prajapati, a divine being. 4. Gunas and Devas: Brahman itself is neutral and without inherent characteristics. However, with the evolution of consciousness, different qualities (gunas) emerge. These qualities are represented by devas (meaning "givers" or "shining ones") who can take various forms (Ref. Rigveda 1.164.46, 3.53.8, 6.47.18, 9.10.28). 5. Number of Devas: The Vedas mention 33 devas. 6. Devas as Manifestations: People can connect with Brahman/Parameshwara (another name for the ultimate reality) through these deva forms. Each deva represents a specific function, such as Rudra (healing), Pasupati (protecting animals), Triambaka (knowledge), and Aditya/Vishnu (sustenance). 7. The Puranas:After the 1st century, the Puranas emerged as a means to explain the Vedas through stories. The Puranas personified devas and shaktis for easier understanding. 8. Shiva: In the Vedas, "Shiva" is an adjective used for deities like Rudra and Indra. However, the Puranas portray Shiva as the embodiment of Brahman. 9. Focus on Consciousness:In essence, Hindu philosophy emphasizes the supreme consciousness (Brahman) and individual self-consciousness (Atman) rather than worshipping specific devas. The divine is present within every living being as consciousness.
@@aaquib2010 God is infinite and not limited to any form. All forms are true forms and all are illusion (Maya). Every moment different forms of God are appearing and disappearing.
@@explorer1161 that's where I lose it. How can anything be real and illusion? Those are two opposite characteristics. This just makes me think that these concepts are just made to keep people philosophically confused
@@aaquib2010 Anything that has a beginning and an end is an illusion (Maya). God is eternal, and everything else is an illusion. Devas (celestial beings) are not eternal, therefore they are Maya. For example, you might see your mother as a mother, your father sees her as a wife, your grandfather sees her as a daughter, and she herself says "I am." Then who is she truly? She is Brahman or Atman. Everything is a manifestation of Brahman. Only Brahman is real, and everything else is an illusion. Our body is illusion but Atman is not. Bramho appear in the form of a doctor to treat you or your mother to love and care you. On the other side Bramho may appear in front of you as a tiger to destroy you. I recommend reading about Advaita Vedanta philosophy.
What islamic belief Is.. (1) In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.* (2) All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. (3) the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful. (4) Master of the Day of Judgment. (5) You Alone we worship, and you Alone we ask for help. (6) Guide us to the straight path. (7) the path of those You have blessed; not of those who have incurred Your wrath, nor of those who have gone astray.
I am Muslim. I believe that there is only one God the almighty. God manages the creation. God is not the son, not he has a son. No creation is similar to God.
Your Quran, and Mohammed believe In the validity of the Bible and say it’s Gods true word. If you say the original Bible is allahs true word and the new one is corrupt than you are admitting that allahs words can be corrupted. And in the Quran it says Allahs words can not be corrupted. Is Allah lying? Are you gonna admit Mohammed and Allah are liars? If you can’t, than you have to believe in the validity of the Bible. If you believe in the validity of the Bible, than you have to believe the Bible says Allah and all of Islam is fake…*mic dropped*
@@TonyG203Yeah if i was you I would take that mic back. Yes the Bible & Torah are corrupt and it says in the Quran that is it so. The Quran does not mention that Allah's wordt cant be changed, it says the words from the QURAN can't be changed refer to verse 6:115. There is multiple verses proving this but this is one of them ‘Among them there is indeed a group who twist their tongues while (reading) the Book, so that you may deem it to be from the Book, while it is not from the Book. They say, “It is from Allah”, while it is not from Allah; and they tell lies about Allah knowingly.’ [3:78]
@@TonyG203of course it has been the words of God at a point. The world knows and the Cristiano snooze do that it's no more the original words of God. It's filled with overwritings. Testaments after testaments. You can change Bible according to the society. Quran has never been changed and everyone is witnessing. Bring your Quran and a new you will find no change because god said this time he was going to protect the Quran. God back then did not promise to bible. And by the way you don't even know the real name of the book Bible so please shut up
I love the detail you added to the character representing monotheism resembling that of Muslim attire. Out of all the people I met, Muslims are the most direct and sure of the oneness of God and profess it with no complications.
What i understood from this is - Hinduism is - 1) Monotheistic 2) Polytheistic 3) Pantheistic 4) Atheistic (Charavaka) 5) Agnostic 6) Animistic So Its the most flexible and open minded Religion among all❤️👍
Monotheism - Polymorphic Monotheism, Monotheism in which, God is all Pervading not only limited to a place Polytheistic - not philosophy but cultural aspect Pantheistic - cultural + some form of philosophical aspect Atheistic, Agnostic - A Cultural Hindu can be atheistic or agnostic which doesn't contradict his/her Dharmic (Hindu) identity because one who follow Dharma and live according to it is Hindu Animistic - cultural + some philosophical aspect also there is Henotheism - worshipping one God but without denying other deities which are not God but great devotees of God and are divinised by God energy Panenthism - found in Vedanta philosophy which says Godhead is all pervading as well as Transcendental Monism (Advait Vedanta)- One Absolute Reality devoid of quality and forms alone is Truth everything else is just relatively true and appearance of the one reality Qualified Monism (Visisthadvait Vedanta)- One absolute Godhead alone is Truth,who is both personal and impersonal both of his aspects are true and eternal World is manifestation of his energy, individual souls exist but are fully dependent on him He have full oneness and unity of his being Dualism (Dvaita Vedanta) - Individual souls and Godhead are complete different, it is different from Qualified Monism (Visisthadvait Vedanta) in which individual soul just have to surender to Godhead) Here worship have sense of separation
@@mombanger2835 Basically it's polymorphism. They don't force their believes over others. And they keep improving and reforming themselves as time passes.
@@mombanger2835 I can understand it's hurt u as a buslim. This much freedom and rationalism is crime for u people. People who like to force their believes on others can never understand all these things.
Incorrect, Sikhism is not henotheism, we believe in 1 god we don't say there's more than 1 god but we respect what others think we don't try proving them wrong since judging someone else and try to correct them in a forceful way is not the right way, please do research because we are literally monotheistic
Hinduism is more panentheistic than pantheistic or polytheistic since in advaita philosophy and within most schools the panentheistic concept of 'brahman' supersedes simple pantheism and polytheism. Although hinduism is also pantheistic, polytheistic, henotheistic, atheistic etc. depending on schools and philosophies you follow. Its a pluralistic religion.
Surat No 2 : سورة البقرة - Ayat No 19 اَوۡ کَصَیِّبٍ مِّنَ السَّمَآءِ فِیۡہِ ظُلُمٰتٌ وَّ رَعۡدٌ وَّ بَرۡقٌ ۚ یَجۡعَلُوۡنَ اَصَابِعَہُمۡ فِیۡۤ اٰذَانِہِمۡ مِّنَ الصَّوَاعِقِ حَذَرَ الۡمَوۡتِ ؕ وَ اللّٰہُ مُحِیۡطٌۢ بِالۡکٰفِرِیۡنَ ﴿۱۹﴾ Or [it is] like a rainstorm from the sky within which is darkness, thunder and lightning. They put their fingers in their ears against the thunderclaps in dread of death. But Allah is encompassing of the disbelievers.
@@Normie_editsNo Brother it isn't 😁 And this shows how civilized you are when you unknowingly declares someone's faith as satan . If that makes your God Feel Good then sorry you might be on a wrong Path😁
Incorrect Sikhism is Monotheistic - One God is literally the first thing they say Ek Onkar - do proper research before stating incorrect points - and people who keep saying god is everywhere - Sikhs do not believe in form or a physical concept of God - hence there is One God.(Waheguru)
I'm an ex sikh, nope sikhism openly falls under polytheism and pantheism, because it says Krishna is an avatar of god, and all gods are one god when that's not true, it's simply there is only one god.
@@thedrbat9572 good your an ex Sikh as you’ve failed to understand the meaning of Sikhi. As I said one god is the first thing which is mentioned in Mool Mantar -
Hinduism is also monotheistic . Yes, they worship idols ( or different gods as Westerners and Muslim likes to say) but these forms are various manifestations of one supreme God who doesn't have a material form . So Hindus imagine the unimaginable supreme god as the manifestation as each of those manifestations resembles the goods of supreme and bads of the universe. ( you can deny or simply not accept any verse of Veda or Geeta since they are not perfect (not written by supreme being but monks who meditated) and still be a hindu)
When you accept God is unimaginable then why do you imagine him as his creations? Idol is made of sand which is a God's creation just like how he created you. The sand is no way superior than you. Then according to you, you should worship yourself because you are the best creation of God. Also you don't have to imagine everything for you to believe. For example, can you imagine how your soul looks like? Does it look like an idol(no)? But you believe your soul exists. Why can't you then believe God exist without imagining him as your wish?
@@aft0235 Hindu worship many deties and not every deity is suppose to be Godhead in Hindu Denomination First you know how many Hindu Denomination, There 4 In this four Hindu Denomination we found only 3 Major Godhead Shiva,Adi Shakti, Vishnu Each Denomination believe their Godhead to be supreme soul is formless Even the soul of Godhead is all pervading There are some concept like subtle body causal body and gross you should first know that Godhead is not limited but one can't worship infinite qualities of Godhead Godhead is not limited mind is limited,but it not contradictory for hindu as Godhead is essence not entity in Hinduism Idol worshipping are of two types Generally Hindu worship Idols as a part of culture but in sprituality there are some variation and explaination to it
I am pretty sure that sikhism is NOT henotheism but is actually monotheism along with islam, Christianity and judaism as like them, we believe in one true god "weheguru". Our Founder guru nanak strongly believed in the concept of one true god and denied duality and the concept of polytheseim.
He said Pantheism , which means Hindu considers that every atom is God & that is the true root of Hindu belief , they say God is everything , the whole universe is God & God is one , from Human , to Sun , to water to wind to animal to even feces & urine.
Christianity is a Pagan religion. It was never Monotheistic. Jesus Himself wasnt a Christian. He was a Jew who preached about One God. Islam and Judaism are only Monotheisc religion in the world
@@Dripxxl-i4kJesus didn't "preach about one God". He introduced the Kingdom of God on earth, He and the Father are One. He is God. He came so that men may have life in abundance, through His death and sacrifice which reconciles us to Himself (which was the only legal solution to our seperation from God, as the earth was given to men, and is still run by men until this day), as His sacrifice abolishes the sin nature of our flesh which seperates us from God, and is activated when we surrender our lives to Him and recognize that He came, died and was resurrected for our sakes. Trinity literally means 3 in 1, which is still one. Three attributes, three persons, one God. Even in the book of Genesis God says "let us make men in OUR image". Jesus also suggests multiple times that He is God revealed in the flesh (John 8:58). No, Jesus was not a Christian. He IS the Christ. All those who follow His commands, teachings and ways are considered Christians, as they model their lives after Christ.
I mean originally it should’ve been… but whatever it’s followers do now is not monotheism Judaism or Islam as mentioned above are true form of monotheism
Islam is the most monotheistic religion on the face of the earth. It believes in pure monotheism. It describes God with all the attributes of powerful and abstains from all the attributes of weakness. Islam is the only religion that says that God does not reside or appear in any of His creatures.
@@Noah73827 - False. Only 7% of all wars in human history were caused by religion, and Christians invented hospitals and universities. Some of the most intelligent minds in human history were religious, including Sir Issac Newton, Johannes Kepler, Gregor Mendel, Sir Francis Bacon, Renes Descartes, Galileo, Copernicus, Albert Einstein (to a certain extent; he was definitely not anti-religion), the guy who invented the MRI, etc. Most Nobel Peace Prize winners were religious, and most of them were Christians. Science is awesome, but it cannot teach us meaning of life, morality, or inherent human value. Those are all personal beliefs which cannot be determined by empirical science. Religion has certainly had its shortcomings, but it can never be replaced. Religion is correlated with positive mental health benefits, and Gen Z, the least religious generation so far, has the most mental health problems.
@@INDIANATHEIST526 yeah we do believe that there are different paths to meet with god but god is one in Sikhism, so the video information was incorrect
There is only one True God, and He is the One revealed in the Bible, the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob!! The TRIUNE GOD! I pray you all come to this realization!! Happy Easter❤
It is funny I am pratcing Hindu, Polythiest is tag imposed upon on us by westerners, We believe in Monism (multiple options in it), Animism & Simulationism
No lol you dont believe in simulationism. I get what you mean that lifes an illusion but according to simulation we are made by scientists on a computer with the universe as a simulation on it
Buddhim is not pantheistic. It is transtheistic/nontheistic. It's doctrine does not concern the worship or belief in God. Buddhists do not believe in a Creator God either.
@@satyamindnectar7052 I'm a Buddhist. I don't worship any deities. The Buddha taught that doing so will not lead to Nibbana. Only following the Noble Eight Fold Path will lead to Nibbana.
@@Meowie765 Sri Lankan and Thai worship deities and many Buddhist figures So if Buddha never told to worship deities, why they are worshipping deities, I think they know very well what they are doing
@@satyamindnectar7052 Hindu Aghoris eat human flesh. If your Hindu scriptures don't teach that then why are they doing it ? I think they know very well what they are doing.
From the Buddhist point of view, deities are unenlightened, and therefore just like Humans are trapped in the cycle of rebirth and they suffer from lust, hatred, greed like any Human being does. So how can we expect Gods to save us when they cannot save themselves ?
I'm an atheist but if i was to entertain the idea of theism I'd say that Pantheism and Deism make the most sense for me since they fall in line with my own understanding of "God".
I am a Hindu but Monotheist, i believe there's only one Supreme God that's Shree Krishna/Vishnu.... There might be other Gods but they're all created by Shri Krishna itself
In Hinduism individual souls are not created by Godhead rather they are Eternal but dependent on Godhead Vaishnavite Hinduism have polymorphic Monotheism which is different from abrahamic monotheism
@@satyamindnectar7052 But you cant only worship Krishna in Hindusim. Its contradicts the religion. There are other 33 Gods which has same power as him
@@Dripxxl-i4k The 33 devas of Vedas are different aspects of One Godhead 🕉️ The 33 million deities of puranas are deities not Godhead This 33 million deities could be God Conscious being like angels,saint, and also some spirit etc Now the question is who is Godhead in Hinduism ? It is Brahman 🕉️ (not caste Brahmin) What is Brahman ? Brahman is absolute Consciousness pure being Brahman is absolute reality in essence (being) Other than being nature Godhead also have personality which we know through his divine sportive action (Lila)
❤Hinduism has a branch of atheism within its fold called Charavaka philosophy, which talks about indulgence and no faith in anything, that is why Hinduism is a way of life as it has captured the various way people have lived❤
@ghost27611 what I meant is Charavaka is a philosophy which originated from Hindu thinkers and it is not a branch but philosophy, when you disbelieve you are not part of anything, 👍🏻 the best thing is you get Charavaka in Hindu archives
@@DVR.hackeremesis If you have a heart that can accept truth and your heart is not full of hatred..then search the religions and find the only truth. There is only one way of God.
@@jarifabdullah2027 Maybe your heart is not full of hatred but I can bet that your mind is full of ignorance. Only one way to God? I can't agree, there are many many ways and our saints and walli are testimony to this truth. Why are you being blind followers of a book? Waiting for death or creating havoc on earth? Nor have you seen Allah, Nor you have experienced him and still you are being the one who can comment on the way to reach him? I am sorry my friend but I can't accept anything blindly.
Respectfully, there are many religions in the world, and each offers a unique path to understanding the divine. What makes (insert your religion) meaningful to you might not resonate with someone from a different faith tradition. Ultimately, the question of truth is a deeply personal one. ❤✨ :)
I'm an apatheist. I believe there is no reason to believe that God exists. And even if they exists, there is no reason to believe that God set a purpose for human life, or afterlife exists, or God will reward or punish us for good and evil respectively. Therefore, I don't care about God's existence.
Thanks for introducing me to apathiesm. Whenever someone asks about my religious stance, I simply state that whether God exists or not is of no concern to me. Now I've found the ideal term to convey my beliefs.
@@Akira-dm3tjI mean if you don’t care about existence of God then what if he created you to test you? Why don’t you care about whag will haopen after life?
The fact that Hinduism co relates with mostly all of these shows how our perception and learning about life can change with time. Hinduism is not a religion, it is the way of life (Sanatan Dharm) which means that before worshipping any God, we must learn their values and ethics, rather than blindly following them. Sanatan Dharm provides a wide spectrum for imagination unlike other so called 'religions' which says if you don't follow then you will go to hell.
@@saileshray9840 not xenophobic my brother . The matter of fact is that most of the people follow religions that their parents and culture promote not what they comprehend In Islam only the one who rejects the true message will abide in hell.. So having a superiority complex over people who don't know what they are following is kind off justified in my point of view
There are always wars going on in the comments when talking about difference religions, Really the world has fallen so much, i dont know if you believe in god or not but if God is watching us... God will definitely feel disappointed
Sikhism is not henotheism... There's so many places where sikhism says "there is no other god but one" .. the sikh Scripture starts by saying there is one creator...
@@lachlanmc2335 if your a God would you just say “I will just create the universe, some living organisms in it, for no reason” of course God has a wisedom in what he does, why do you acknowledge the existence of God but just act like an atheist?
@@Invented1 to be fair if I was a god your life would not be as good, (I would have no qualms with removing free will) but sure, god is all powerful they could create infinite worlds why should he care about this one
@@5-juneNot the point. They think that god is present in every object that helps us live (or is the cause of life). It's called being grateful. It's not monotheism presented in Abrahamic religions but it is also a sort of monotheism. Ps, who said they worship pigs?
@5-june that's just in islam because you believe God is somewhere over the skies. We belive God is everywhere so treating other living beings with dignity is not a problem in hinduism
Asking in good faith, not trying to start any arguments, but why is Hindu nationalism a thing if Hinduism is inclusive? I hear a lot about Muslim Indians being targets of violence by Hindu nationalists. I'm guessing it's like how Christofascism is a thing despite the Jesus Christ preaching about peace and love?
@onionbubs386 Hindu and Muslims both equally have bad elements The western media just show Hindu as extremist but there are worst extremist elements in muslim side also Despite that Western media will never show the suffering of Hindu of Pakistan and Bangladesh
@@onionbubs386 I agree Hindu have extremist elements in India so do Muslim have they are not just innocent creature In India liberal and neutral Hindus are more compare to right wing hindus
That’s why the one who created the universe has left us with a book that answers all our questions and proves to us through many scientific facts that the book is devine and could not have been written by a human All you have to do is to read the Quran with a pure intention to find the truth and He will surely guide your heart
There is a misconception in people's mind regarding to several hindu gods... different different Hindu gods represent different different energies of this universe..like- Lord Vishnu represents space.. Mahakal or shiv represents time. Brahma represents matter Devi Shakti represent energy. Seshnaag represent dark matter. Mahakali represent dark energy. Mahamaya represents matrix. Brahm Jyoti represent light.. Souls represent photons. Om represents sound..
@@AnmolSingh-v9p You are commenting these without knowing any basics of our religion. In Islam,this life is a test and God has given us free will. Those who will use their reason and worship the one monotheistic religion of Adam,Abraham, Mohammed etc will gain success and others will fail
Hindiusm is Mono (Vedas - "god is one") and Panth (The idea that the one true god is ParaBrahman, the ultimate reality of the universe) and is also sort of Simulation as well since we beleive that creation itself is an illusion/maya and we should escape the material world and cycle of reincarnation and suffering by reaching moksha, could be perceived as Heno as well depending on your personal perception and view of the 100+ Hindu scriptures
God mean a deity Brahman is more than deity Deity aspect of Brahman is God Brahman is one Absolute Reality Deity aspect of this Brahman 🕉️ is Shiva,Shakri Vishnu -Godhead (Major Hindu Gods)
Hinduism is a cluster of different cultures. Some of them are Monotheistic, some are Polytheistic, some are agnostic, etc. I come from a Monotheistic clan. Worship yours, respect all.
Hinduism has many darshana not only monotheism in hinduism their is charvaka darshana which is atheist where as Dwait ,adwait . We don't fight over it we have all of them in our dharma, but the rules should be followed to preserve truth and serve world with peace and positivity. In hinduism there is not restrictions over others. We don't impose our beliefs over others like Islam.
It is Dharma Isn't Dharma is just one Dharma is not created it is Establish in every kalpa In this kalpa ' is established in Bharat/Hindustan but Dharma is universal not limited to one sub continent Dharma is Sanatan in nature Dharma encompasses different philosophies which are not contradictory but interconnected and serve to interest of different people having different spritual levels Dharma is only one Sanatan (Eternal) in Nature Established not created in every kalpa The one Dharma is known by term (Hindu) because it is established in this Hind region, but it is transcendental known as Sanatan because it is eternal The Dharma of every kalpa The Dharma from Satya Yuga to Kaliyuga
@@hastygengar4045 Yes Dharma ≠ Religion Dharma ≠ Duty or even righteousness can't define it But close term to Dharma is universal or cosmic order We can say Hinduism is Dharma The Eternal relationship of Human (manushya) with Dharma and Ishwara
Funny thing is that we, Muslims, have always thought that Islam is the only monotheist religion existed. We even made fun of Christians for "worshipping 3 gods". I'm still shocked knowing that Christianity and Judaism are monotheist lol.
@@oklol7616 if it is three then u cant claim mono theism...... Hindus too consider god in every form.... Stone, grass, river, lake, sky, earth, you, me etc.....do they also monotheistic... No......Christians r also alike with them
Because Hinduism Buddhism Sikhism and Jainism are not even a religion Hindu is a dharma and Dharma doesn't means religion it means way of living Concept of religion was created by abrahmics not by us
To that one comment saying Christianity isn’t monotheistic, please, at least try to understand the concept of the Holy Trinity. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are not three separate gods, but are instead three separate persons who are one being: God.
@@nriee so let's say, you have the person of a wife, a mother, and a friend, are you not still one being? Yes. You just reveal yourself in different ways and serve different roles. Or let's take an egg for example: you have the shell, the eggwhite and the eggyolk. Would it be a complete egg without one or the other attributes? It is still one egg, but different elements to it. These are just ways to try to understand the concept of the trinity of God, but our human understanding will never be truly able to grasp the beauty, complexion, yet simplicity of it.
For Christians there is only one God, that is, one essence, one substance but three persons. One God at a time in purpose, will, character, but three people at a time in Features But God is one for Christians.
The great spiritual teacher Sri Ramakrishna thought the way very beautifully. He said,"As many faiths, so many paths". There is one God, but different people worship it in different ways. Some worship God as Shiva, some as Allah while some as the Father. Actually, that is the Main thought of Hinduism. Hinduism is polytheistically monotheistic. It believes is Brahman, the ultimate truth.The different Gods are part and form of it.
Hinduism is not a polytheist religion .there is only one supreme god but as god resides in every particle and matter , it manifest itself in various forms when necessary!
