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No As a mater of fact one of the rules clealy states "And God spake all these words, saying, I am the Lord thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. Thou shalt have no other gods before me".
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Do Chriatian Believe in the Holy Quran?
No. No more than Islam recognises the bible. Nor do they believe Allah and the God of Christianity are the same
How is hinduism and Christianity diffrent?
Hinduism has more than one god. Christianity has one God, the true God, the Trinity, who died for all to save our sins.
Is anything greater than Christianity?
If you believe in Christianity, you would probably believe that things such as God, faith, and love are greater than the religion itself.
Do more people believe in God in this world than any other religion?
Christianity is biggest and judaism and Islam is next
Do the Freemasons believe in more than one God?
No, the Freemasons do not believe in more than one God.
How is Judaism similar to Christianity and Islam?
They are linked through holy books and prophets. They believe in Almighty God, prophets, angels, heaven and hell, life after death, day of judgement.
Does Wiccan believe in God?
Some Wiccans do. This is left to each individual to determine. Some perceive supernatural events and hidden "powers" to be those which can be cultivated. Others perceive these to be flowing from God. Still others believe even more differently than that.
Did the sophist believe in god?
Socrates did not believe in the singular God of Judaism, Christianity, or Islam.
Did Ludwig feuerbach believe in god?
Ludwig Feuerbach did not believe in God. He is best known for his book The Essence of Christianity. The book was a critique of Christianity.
Who was the Founder of Christianity and savior sent by god?
AnswerChristians believe that Jesus was sent by God to found Christianity.
People who believ in more than one god are?
People who believe in more than one god are .
Did Socrates believe in one God?
Socrates did not believe in the singular God of Judaism, Christianity, or Islam.
