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according to Hinduism lord vishnu is the creator of universe......in ancient times there was great rival that vishnu is the great god and some said lord shiva is the great power. but when one goes into depth of the olden writings and truth it is true that lord vishnu and shiva are the same...........the universe was not directly created by lord vishnu....the myth says that lord vishnu gave birth to lord brahmma from his naval.....lord brahmma is the lord of creation........lord brahmma decides fates of all the things in the universe ....he is still running the universe making changes like birth,death,creation,destruction................etc
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What is the name of the Hindu god believed to create the universe?
according to Hinduism the god who created universe was Lord Shiva. While the God who created life on earth was Lord Brahma.
Is the question that god created universe is correct?
Has God created the universe.
How god create universe?
God created the universe by order.
How was the Hindu god created?
there is more that 1 god
Who is the the main god?
The One God, who created the universe, is the only God of Judaism.
Who was the maker of universe?
God created the universe.
What does Lord Shiva the Hindu God stand for?
God is the Creator of the Universe as the Hindus believe.
Is God the master of universe?
yes, God is the master of the universe because it created the universe and it will one day destroy the universe.
Do Hindu's believe that God created the world?
I think Hindus believe that they god created the world.
Who is the most powerful being in the universe?
God, who created the universe.
How wws the universe created?
God created it with his power.
What god create the universe?
The question is rather confusing, assuming it asks what god created the universe, that is a matter of total opinion. If you are Christian, Muslim, Jewish you will likely believe that God created the universe, not 'what' God. I personally believe that the universe has existed forever and will exist forever.
