Almighty God

                     Almighty God




  According to different religions and systems of knowledge, the most powerful God is different. Some religions have some very powerful gods. Mainly today we are talking about the most powerful gods in Christian, Islamic, Hindu and Buddhist knowledge systems.



  Christian and Islamic systems of knowledge refer to one Almighty God. So the most powerful God in both these religions is this Almighty God. But I don't know exactly whether these two religions are talking about the same almighty god. However, according to these two systems of knowledge, no other special powerful god is mentioned. But Hindu and Buddhist systems of knowledge mention several powerful gods. First of all, according to the Buddhist knowledge system, the main god is Indra or Sakra Devidu. He is the ruler of two heavens. According to the Hindu system of knowledge, there are three most powerful deities. Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are the three gods. These three have different kinds of powers. The main responsibility of these three is that Brahma creates the world, Vishnu protects it and Shiva destroys it. Here Shiva refers to the destruction of the world when the world is full of sinners by destroying it and making room for Brahma to build a new world. Apart from that, several other powerful gods are mentioned in Hindu literature. Hanuman is one such god. This ape-looking deity is said to be a very strong deity. But this god Hanuman is also a god who serves the god I mentioned earlier. Indra mentioned in the Buddhist knowledge system is also mentioned in this Hindu knowledge system. In this way, many other powerful gods are mentioned in the Hindu system of knowledge. Apart from that, powerful gods are also mentioned in Roman and Greek knowledge systems. God-kings like Zeus and Odin are reflected in various knowledge systems.

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