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Q: What is Hinduism and does it mean many paths to God?
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What does many paths mean?

It means there's many paths to God.


How many gods do Hinduism hae in total?

only one Supreme God, is supported by Hinduism. Hinduism believe in Incarnation (avatāra) theory thus many God.


Can you worship God in Hinduism?

They have many gods. Hinduism is a polytheistic religion.


Why did India fail to spread the religion of Hindusim all over the world in comparision to christ community?

Hinduism does not proselytize as aggressively as Christians--Hindus recognize that there are many paths to God and respect other religions.


What is Hinduism diety?

Hinduism has many God & Goddess . But main God is Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu & Lord Brahma. This is known as the main trinity of Hinduism.


Explain why Hinduism is both monotheistic and has over 300 million gods?

No, hinduism does not have that many God. It is just a misconception of foreign researchers. All the God in Hinduism are different form of one Supreme God.


Why is there many gods in Hinduism?

according to Hinduism all the God are forms of Supreme God. Supreme god show Incarnation (avatāra) for the sake of humanity, thus he has many different names.


Does Hinduism teach that there is one god or more than one god?

Many may disagree, but at its core Hinduism is monotheistic. There are many manifestations of the one deity.


What is the difference between Hinduism and Budduism?

Hinduism believe in many gods and Budduism believes in no god.


Who is the god in Hinduism?

Brahma is the most important god in Hinduism


Who is the holy god of Hinduism?

Hinduism's main god can be called Brahman, Vishnu, Shiva, Kali, Atman,....there are many names for God (capital G).that is so right and i love that answer


What does pooja mean in Hinduism?

Pooja means worship as in the worship of your God/Goddess.