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Yes they do.
Hinduism is based on Brahmajnana, a knowledge that is independent of time, place and person.
The seven basic Hindu gods are seven forces within us.
THE SEVEN BASIC HINDU GODS:
They are,
1. Dreaming force - Indra
2. Illusory force - Shakti
3. Creative force - Brahma
4. Stabilizing force - Vishnu
5. Determination force - Shiva
6. Status increasing force - Shani
7. Compulsive force - Yama
These seven gods are nothing but seven centers of gravity in our skeletal muscular system, that move automatically or at our command.
Thus, Hindu gods are directly compatible with science.
Thus, Hindu gods would be alive as long as the human race is there on earth.
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