Suttas?
Suttras?
I've never heard of.
What is the problem of creation that is created by one single existent???
Does it lead to something illogical???
Explain it.
Suttas are The Buddha's discourses in Pail language
Suttras are The Buddha's discourses in Sanskrit
The suttas are the original Buddhist discourses. There is a debate whether the suttras or later scriptures are part of The Buddha's actual teachings or are the teachings of his disciples.
Everything in life happens within diversity (multiple-cause). It's simplest form is two parents creating a baby instead of one. The more complex it takes more than one atom in the form of energy, a movement of atoms, to create
everything we know of life from our thoughts we can plot on EEG machines to the chair I'm sitting on.
A single cause cannot create. One atom cannot create a chair anymore than one parent can create a child.
One-god believers I ration they rather see diversity as one unit while polytheist (speaking for myself) like to see diversity as just what it is, diversity or many causes/many-gods. I also don't see "gods" as causes because I do not agree that the universe can pop out of thin air or "be created" from nothing. There is always a formation of one thing into or with another. There is also a cycle and mixture of sorts that creates B from A. Nothing is isolated.
One-god theology sounds new age as many many people years ago were polytheists
not monotheist. As such, I can only assume and study that monotheism came when power and politics took over into religion. People started having "one ruler" and "one king" that dictated things or aka one god.
What's ironic about the whole thing is, we can kill one ruler (say president) but we can't kill god. Whomever thought of that one-god all powerful concept was actually smart in keeping control or peace among people. The problem is people took advantage of that power and now you have what we have today.
If we stuck with polytheism, each person would have the right and freedom to worship or believe in whichever god they are called to (or however described). It would mirror their personality and visa versa rather than everyone trying to figure out one-god in their heads but have many denominations in the attempt to do so.
So that's why it makes sense to me.
Please read this in full. This is actually what I believe when it comes to god versus gods. I don't believe in god/deity; and, I believe in spirits/souls of our environment, kin, history, and deceased. Whichever you call it, we need multiple things to sustain life, not one.
That's why it's logical.