Which God do you believe in?

[Dan4reason]

My question to this forum is which God(s) do you believe in and why? I want to try to flesh out this debate over which God is true and provide a wider perspective to this debate. If you do not believe in any God, then you can say why you don't and if you do not believe in a God not on this list, you can say which one and why.

I have noticed that most debates are between atheists/agnostics versus Yhwh, atheists/agnotics vs Allah, Yhwh vs Allah, and debated among those who believe in Yhwh. The purpose of my list is to provide a greater prespective to this debate.

List of Gods:


Agdistis or Angdistis
Ah Puch
Ahura Mazda
Alberich
Allah
Amaterasu
An
Anansi
Anat
Andvari
Anshar
Anu
Aphrodite
Apollo
Apophis
Apsu
Ares
Artemis
Asclepius
Athena
Athirat
Athtart
Atlas
Baal
Ba Xian
Bacchus
Balder
Bast
Bellona
Bergelmir
Bes
Bixia Yuanjin
Bhagavan
Bragi
Brahma
Brahman
Brigit
Camaxtli
Ceres
Ceridwen
Cernunnos
Chac
Chalchiuhtlicue
Charun
Chemosh
Cheng-huang
Cybele
Dagon
Damkina (Dumkina)
Davlin
Dawn
Demeter
Diana
Di Cang
Dionysus
Ea
El
Enki
Enlil
Eos
Epona
Ereskigal
Etu Malku (by suggestion)
Farbauti
Fenrir
Forseti
Freya
Freyr
Frigg
Gaia
Ganesha
Ganga
Garuda
Gauri
Geb
Geong Si
God (Nickname for Yhwh or Jesus)
Guanyin
Hades
Hanuman
Hathor
Hecate (Hekate)
Helios
Heng-o (Chang-o)
Hephaestus
Hera
Hermes
Hestia
Hod
Hoderi
Hoori
Horus
Hotei
Huitzilopochtli
Hsi-Wang-Mu
Hygeia
Inanna
Inti
Iris
Ishtar
Isis
Ixtab
Izanaki
Izanami
Jesus
Juno
Jupiter
Juturna
Kagutsuchi
Kartikeya
Khepri
Ki
Kingu
Kinich Ahau
Kishar
Krishna
Kuan-yin
Kukulcan
Lakshmi
Leto
Liza
Loki
Lugh
Luna
Magna Mater
Maia
Marduk
Mars
Mazu
Medb
Mercury
Mimir
Min
Minerva
Mithras
Morrigan
Mot
Mummu
Muses
Nammu
Nanna
Nanna (Norse)
Nanse
Neith
Nemesis
Nephthys
Neptune
Nergal
Ninazu
Ninhurzag
Nintu
Ninurta
Njord
Nugua
Nut
Odin
Ohkuninushi
Ohyamatsumi
Orgelmir
Osiris
Ostara
Pan
Paramatma
Parvati
Phaethon
Phoebe
Phoebus Apollo
Pilumnus
Poseidon
Quetzalcoatl
Rama
Re
Rhea
Sabazius
Sarasvati
Selene
Shiva
Seshat
Seti (Set)
Shamash
Shapsu
Shen Yi
Shiva
Shu
Si-Wang-Mu
Sin
Sirona
Sol
Surya
Susanoh
Tawaret
Tefnut
Tezcatlipoca
Thanatos
Thor
Thoth
Tiamat
Tianhou
Tlaloc
Tonatiuh
Toyo-Uke-Bime
Tyche
Tyr
Utu
Uzume
Venus
Vesta
Vishnu
Volturnus
Vulcan
Xipe
Xi Wang-mu
Xochipilli
Xochiquetzal
Yam
Yarikh
Yhwh (Judeo-Christian God)
Ymir
Yu-huang
Yum Kimil

Personally, I do not believe in any of these Gods because they do not have a scrap of evidence to support their existence and will not believe in majic beings until there is good reason to believe in them.

 

[EtuMalku]

I didn't see Etu Malku listed!!
How biased!! Tsk Tsk Tsk

 

[Dan4reason]

I didn't see Etu Malku listed!!
How biased!! Tsk Tsk Tsk

Etu Malku sure doesn't get the press Yhwh, Jesus, or Allah recieve! I am so sorry to have insulted your deity of choice. I will edit the OP and put him on right away.

 

[Willamena]

I believe in "God," although it's noticably lacking from your list.

 

[Dan4reason]

I believe in "God," although it's noticably lacking from your list.

"God" is a vague name for Jesus or Yhwh. Since you mentioned that name for him, I will edit my OP again and put him on the list.

So why do you believe in this God? What are your thoughts about this topic?

 

[Thief]

I believe in the Almighty...the Creator.

I hope the nouns are self-explanatory.

 

[Klaufi_Wodensson]

I believe in the Germanic gods, in all their manifestations. They have the deepest connections with me.

 

[Madhuri]

I believe in Brahman, Paramatma, Bhagavan. That is, I believe in Vishnu.

Vishnu not only Creates everything in existence, he expands himself to become everything in existence.

I am not going to argue why Vishnu is reality as I have no desire to convince others.

 

[Dan4reason]

I believe in the Almighty...the Creator.

I hope the nouns are self-explanatory.

Which creator are you referring to?

 

[Dan4reason]

I believe in the Germanic gods, in all their manifestations. They have the deepest connections with me.

Why? What are the proofs of their existence?

 

[Dan4reason]

I believe in Brahman, Paramatma, Bhagavan. That is, I believe in Vishnu.

Vishnu not only Creates everything in existence, he expands himself to become everything in existence.

I am not going to argue why Vishnu is reality as I have no desire to convince others.

Thank you for sharing your beliefs. I do wish that you will also wish to share why you believe in the Hindu deities. You are also welcome to critique my perspective.

 

[Willamena]

...a vague name for Jesus or Yhwh.

No. Just "God".

 

[Madhuri]

Thank you for sharing your beliefs. I do wish that you will also wish to share why you believe in the Hindu deities. You are also welcome to critique my perspective.

It's the philosophy that rings true to me, and the God concept. Krishna also represents the thing that I feel binds everything together- Love. So by worshipping Krishna, I am worshipping Love itself. Not only is Love a feeling of Bliss and caring, in a spiritual context, it represents the connection and Oneness of everything. So by Loving Love, we can experience our relationship with the entire universe.

 

[Madhuri]

Personally, I do not believe in any of these Gods because they do not have a scrap of evidence to support their existence and will not believe in majic beings until there is good reason to believe in them.

I think that this perspective is fair enough. I can relate to the feeling of scepticism for things that lack evidence. But I think that every individual comes from a different place, has a different way of seeing reality and approaching life. And so while I think it reasonable to be an atheist or agnostic, I also think it can be reasonable to be a theist.

 

[bowingtoGod]

I believe in Ar Rahman.

 

[Dan4reason]

No. Just "God".

Thats fine. Why do you believe in God?

 

[Twig pentagram]

I believe in myself and the universe. I don't think there are any gods, but I don't know everything.

 

[Willamena]

Thats fine. Why do you believe in God?

I just like the sound of it.

"You lose your grip, and then you slip into the masterpiece."

 

[Dan4reason]

It's the philosophy that rings true to me, and the God concept. Krishna also represents the thing that I feel binds everything together- Love. So by worshipping Krishna, I am worshipping Love itself. Not only is Love a feeling of Bliss and caring, in a spiritual context, it represents the connection and Oneness of everything. So by Loving Love, we can experience our relationship with the entire universe.

How does it ring true to you? What convinces you of the truth of your Gods? When it comes to love, I find that love binds many things together however most things are not bound by it. Some things are bound together by other emotions such as fear, hate, vality, and ambition. Most things are incapable of feeling anything because they are inanimate objects and have nothing to do with it. I have a question. Is Krishna a representation or reality to you?

 

[Klaufi_Wodensson]

Why? What are the proofs of their existence?

It's not about proof of existence. I have a connection with that religion, and it goes deeper than just believing in the Gods. It's not something that is explainable, it's just a feeling. And the religion is more of a way to live your life than a belief in Gods themselves. But like I said, it isn't really explainable. You just have to feel it. When I came across the religion for the first time, I just felt the connection. If you can't feel the connection, then you can't really understand it.