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| | Encyclopedia: God |
 | | A belief in a "God" or gods is found in all cultures, although followers of a particular God or gods may consider other gods to be nonexistent or inferior. | | | While on the surface neopagans worship many gods, many practice a kind of monotheism, believing "all gods are One God". | | | Monotheism holds that there is only one god, or that the one true god is worshipped in different religions under different names. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/God
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| | Brahman, the highest God of Hinduism |
| | Brahman is both the unmanifest and the manifest, the formless and the one with form. | | | Brahman, the Absolute God of Vedanta, is a very mysterious Being. | | | Know from this article why Hindus worship so many gods and goddesses, but how at the same time firmly believe in the unquestionable fact that God is but one indivisible Supreme Truth. |
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http://www.hinduwebsite.com/brahmanmain.htm
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| | Hinduism |
| | Hinduism recognizes thousands of lessor Gods that all come under the umbrella of the one God Brahman. | | | Many features of Hindu mythology and several of the lesser gods--such as Ganesa, an elephant-headed god, and Hanuman, the monkey god--were incorporated into Hinduism and assimilated into the appropriate Vedic gods by this means. | | | The core of religion does not depend on the existence or nonexistence of God or on whether there is one god or many. |
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http://www.crystalinks.com/hindu.html
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| | Brahman would have to bestow Brahman upon Brahman, for Brahman is the fruit of knowledge Infinite is the endless,the unfathomable, the shoreless Ocean of naked Wisdom, the Mind of Brahman. | | | God hears of God when some hear of Atman. | | | Brahman had in It's mind the idea of a son called Nachiketa who was Brahman, but had not yet realized who he was. |
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http://www.yogayogayoga.org/upan.html
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