In that case, how do you know that the gods in other monotheistic religions do not exist?
How do you know that there are not multiple gods (polytheism)?
In my mind, the other Gods might just be the same one, or ones that are made up.
Let's take the first assumption. I think since we have God's 'breath' or spirit in us (since we are made by God), we have this tendency to want to know God. In Taoism Laozi said he know something is there in the beginning and is the foundation of all, but can't name it.
The way I think God is 'one' (not polytheism) is that God is in unison, God is unified in goodness, love and purpose. I don't think there is Gods for riches, birth, health, rain etc, and I only pray to one God. But the Bible does use 'We' multiples when God talks, so maybe part of God, with the same intention, can feel like a separate entity to us.
I did a lot of research on other religions, so far the only one beside Bible that appears to be flawless is Buddhism, not able to pick anything bad or flawed in it except it did not make me a better man, the Bible did (I think it is because we are sinners and with our own deeds we can't escape sin except through Jesus alone). Let me know if you can find another religion that matches Christianity, I will definitely research it.
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