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Only one God created this entire Universe!!!


Hindus say that Brahman is the creator, Muslims say
That Allah is creator, Christians say that the creator is
Jehovah, all say that the creation is this entire world.
If Hindus say that Brahman created India, and if
Muslims say that Allah created Arabian countries and
If Christians say that Jehovah created the western countries,
The problem is solved, there can be three Gods together,
Who have created the three parts of the earth separately.

But this is not so, each religion says that their God only
Created the entire world, unfortunately there is one world!
One world only! Come on, all of you sit together here
And give me the final conclusion after debate, otherwise,
The scientists are laughing on all of you! Shame to all!

They criticize that these religions do not have even
The basic logic, which is the fundamental common sense.
Because of you, the greatest God is also mocked by them
They say that the religions are rigid conservatisms!
Even a small boy is putting this question to all of you.

Stop all your discourses and first answer this question.
If you want to say that God created the entire world,
You have to accept that there is one God only always
And that His names are all the above three names.

We see in the world a single person having three names.
If there is one God, He only created this entire world.
All the human beings are invariably His children only.
No Father is partial to a single child and therefore
He must have preached the same knowledge to all
In different languages and in different methodologies
To different levels, this is Universal Spirituality.

In the Bhagavad-gita (10. Krishna explains that He is the source of all spiritual and material worlds. “Everything emanates from Me. The wise who know this perfectly engage in My devotional service and worship Me with all their hearts.”
Lord Krishna further relates that all other sages and creators also originate from Him: “The seven great sages and before them the four other great sages and the Manus [progenitors of mankind] are born out of My mind, and all creatures in these planets descend from them.” (Bg.10.6)

Jambavan also says to Lord Krishna, “You are the ultimate creator of all creators of the universe, and of everything created You are the underlying substance. You are the subduer of all subduers, the Supreme Lord and Supreme Soul of all souls.” (Bhag.10.56.27)

When the demigods approached Lord Krishna to return to His abode and wind up His earthly pastimes, they also recognized that He was the supreme creator in their prayers: “You are the cause of the creation, maintenance and destruction of this universe. As time, You regulate the subtle and manifest states of material nature and control every living being.[/color]
Radhanath Swami

Present devotees of Krishna reject contemporary Human Incarnation


 The devotees of Krishna themselves are establishing the concept of contemporary human incarnation and they are not implementing it.  They say the story of Jambavan fighting with Krishna, who was worshipping the past human incarnation (Rama) only without recognizing the human form of God present before his eyes.  What is the conclusion of this story?  They themselves are establishing the ignorance of Jambavan in worshipping the past human incarnation without recognizing the present human incarnation exiting before the eyes.

 Finally Jambavan realized that the same God existed in the past human incarnation (Rama) and also in the present human incarnation (Krishna). This means that the same God can come again in a different human form, which was not recognized by Jambavan for the same reason of difference in the human forms and the external qualities.  I wonder how these devotees of Krishna who explained the story and preach the above conclusions do not practice the same and at least do not think about the search for human incarnation in the present time.

Jambavan is a bare which is famous for rigidity in catching anything.  Even such Jambavan could come out of his rigid concept but our present devotees of Krishna (more powerful bares) are not coming out of their rigid concept of the past human incarnation.  What is the use of preaching Bhagavatam without understanding the conclusions from the life history of Krishna?
 

Could it be that all these religions are referring to the same deity without knowing? Quite clearly, they have different approaches and teachings. We know that even the same religion can have many sects and all three have. The same principle can be extended to the differences among these religions.

I do believe that there is only one God who created the world. He was just called in different names and this is due to different religions or beliefs. Just like a person called in different names by different persons around him. For example, a certain person could be called brother, a son, a friend, a classmate and etc but still it pertains to one person.

I firmly believe there is a God that created everything. It is us humans that created the many religions based off the one God. All religions have faults. If we all would follow the 10 commandments, or at the very least, the Golden Rule, the world would be such a better place.

How do you seat that with the fact that the world has something like 30,000 separate religions most of which have wholly contradictory stories about their God or Gods?  There must be one that is the supreme truth?  There can't be a Mohammed and a God can there?  Or a Vishnu or elephant God or....And by following the Ten Commandments do you require the first three in which this apparently highly jealous God demands allegiance?  Difficult questions and ones which I have yet to get a good answer.

We once had a discussion similar to this topic in our Philosophy class. God is the uncaused cause. He is the beginning. He is as well the end. The Alpha and Omega. On your argument dear moderator about different religions calling their God with different names, I think we call God differently but at the end of the day, we are all brothers under the same God. I suggest you read Sophie's World to further enlighten you on this matter.

I second this motion. Maybe not only once did God show Himself for His presence to be known as goodness and charity have different faces. As the world is divided from different countries and different people, I think God shows Himself to them in the way where they could accept, understand and believe Him. That is why maybe all the many religions have different stories about their God but in the end, it points out to one Supreme Being that which creates us all.

There is only one God which is said by many religions. The reason is you have different religions that believe in different things. I mean you will hear about on religion talking about their God aka their creator and you will hear others that do not believe in neither. I mean it is something that you just have to realize and let be. We are here to believe what we want and most how they were raised.

Does it really matter how the universe was created?  There will always be a contrast of ideas between the scientific community and others.  What is more important then long discourses is what a person does with his own presence here.  Whether it was God, Big-Bang and whatever is popular now we should stop wasting our time and energy on HOW IT CAME ABOUT  to what are we doing to KEEP IT ALIVE!

As usual, Richard, you have arrived at the heart of the matter. However it all started, it is here and we are custodians of the universe during our short time here. Whoever we acknowledge as the higher power - or even if we acknowledge nobody - it's what we do with our lives that is important, to us and those we share the universe with.