What are the three gods of Hinduism?

Answer 1

If refering to the trimurti (three idols) it is Brahma the generator, vishnu the operator, shiva the destroyer.

There are actually 33mill dieties/gods each representing a different quality of 1 supreme god i.e ganesha represents intellect.

Answer 2

The three Gods of Hinduism is

Shiva is the destroyer and destroys all of the old or useless so that new can be created.

Brahma is the creator god

Vishnu seems the most powerful of the three main gods. He is the sustainer and preserver of creation.

Answer 3

There are three major divisions of Hinduism according to the God or Goddess that they choose to worship. 1. Vaishnavas, who worship Lord Vishnu, 2. Shaivas, who worship Lord Shiva, and 3. Shaktas, who worship the Mother Goddess, Durga. A fourth division is of those who think that completing rituals according to Vedas is the most important. These people are known as Smartas. But worshiping a different God or Goddess in Hinduism does not mean that these people are at odds. It is just that particular people have different chosen deities, though they are respectful to all Gods and Goddesses and would not hesitate to bow to others or worship them.

Answer 4

Gods- Ganesha, Vishnu, Shiva Goddesses- Kali, Durga , Lakshmi.

Answer 5

Three gods that are worshiped today are

Brahma

Vishnu

Shiva

Answer 6

Devi and Shiva and Vishnu.

Answer 7

Shiva, Vishnu, Brahma

Answer 8

devi abd shiva and vishnu