Philosophy
 

Hinduism

From Atheism

Hinduism is yet another type of Polytheism or Monotheism. Hindus believe that there are countless gods and goddesses but all are facets of one God. Now does that make sense?

Of course not. If you can't believe in Zeus and Allah, because Allah says "There is no other god then Allah". So yeah...

Hindus believe in reincarnation and karma. A serious problem with Hinduism is the caste system which treats some people as inferior because Hindus believe they did wrong actions in past lives. There is no proof that these wrongs ever happened. India is growing economically much faster than North America or Europe. Fortunately the Caste system is weakening there. India will become far more influential in the future.

They also think that cows are the "best animal". Cows are treated like gods. Moo.

A Hindu user's view on Hinduism

Hindus believe that there are countless Gods and Goddesses, who are reincarnations of one God. Their pantheon spawns from three Gods in particular. These are:
Krishna, the 7th incarnation of Vishnu.

Brahma, the creator.

Vishnu, the preserver.

Shiva, the destroyer.

Each God and Goddess in the Hindu religion represent a different sect of life. Most Hindus have a Patron God, who they worship most frequently but not exclusively. Common methods of worship are shrines, the burning of incense and praying.