indus there are many forms of God. It really doesn't matter the name or the face or even the form they chose to worship. Any god they worship, at the same time they are still worshiping the divinely true god. "The God that one honors is worshiped as the supreme God. Each of the great Gods represents the one divine" (Vroom pg. 54). Hindus believe in many gods but in the end there is only one true and divine god. Even though there are, many forms and figures related to god it doesn't matter which form is worshiped. In the end, there is only one great and incomprehensible god. Therefore, no matter which god a person worships they are still honoring the divinely great god.
             At first glance, these beliefs seem conflicting and confusing to a Christian. They say that they only have one god whom they worship. This appearing polytheistic view of god is a seemingly hard concept for a Christian to understand. To the majority of Christian sects god is "...One God in Trinity, and Trinity in Unity, neither confounding the persons, nor dividi
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