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Is worshiping multiple gods and goddesses in Hinduism contradictory to true monotheism?
I believe that the underpinning of Hinduism is that there is a single power who is merely referred to by different names, and therefore it's not contradictory to principles of monotheism. Different localities have local deities who are incarnations of the same unified spirit, this is a system whichRead more
I believe that the underpinning of Hinduism is that there is a single power who is merely referred to by different names, and therefore it’s not contradictory to principles of monotheism. Different localities have local deities who are incarnations of the same unified spirit, this is a system which propped up in ancient India to ensure relatability and to provide credence to rich folklore surrounding said deities.
See lessWhy do many people criticize Sharia law without understanding its true principles and goals in creating justice and mercy?
This really interests me so much- It's such a powerful and important question. Many people who criticize Islam or associate it with violence often do so without truly understanding the faith or its core values. Islam, at its heart, is a religion built on peace, justice, compassion, and submission toRead more
This really interests me so much- It’s such a powerful and important question.
Many people who criticize Islam or associate it with violence often do so without truly understanding the faith or its core values. Islam, at its heart, is a religion built on peace, justice, compassion, and submission to God — not hatred or harm. But unfortunately, what often shapes public opinion isn’t the Qur’an or the lives of everyday Muslims — it’s the headlines, movies, and media narratives that focus on conflict, extremism, or isolated acts of violence done in the name of religion.
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