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Why is hinduism monotheistic
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Why is hinduism monotheistic

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Hinduism only believes in one god
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Hindus believe in God as the formless Absolute Reality, as well as God as a personal Lord and Creator. This freedom is central to Hinduism, the world's oldest monotheistic religion.
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