why did god create ANYTHING outside his own existance{universe, heaven, hell}at ALL?

Originally posted by Crimson Phoenix
Brahman is still considered the one supreme God.

Actually, Brahman is considered to be everything.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
Hinduism completely confuses me...

Hey join the club 😄

I like Hinduism though, the mythology more so than the religion

There are a multitude of Gods and Goddesses who portray the nature of human and animal alike. I think it's awesome in many ways.

Originally posted by Goddess Kali
"True, but since I am complete and perfect, why do I desire anything?"

" Just for shits and giggles, I think I'll create little people on the only inhabitable planet in it's solar system."

(And that was me, not Crimson Phoenix)

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
" Just for shits and giggles, I think I'll create little people on the only inhabitable planet in it's solar system."

"And then I will send them to Hell when they don't do what I say" 😆

Originally posted by Goddess Kali
Hey join the club 😄

I like Hinduism though, the mythology more so than the religion

Same. I really can't like a religion who's gods have animal heads on human body's with a million appendages.

Originally posted by Emperor Ashtar
Actually, Brahman is considered to be everything.

I get what you mean. But does other religions see God as everything?

Originally posted by Goddess Kali
"And then I will send them to Hell when they don't do what I say" 😆

"Is that a little harsh?? Maybe, but they need discipline. When they learn to make bronze, I'll rest for a little bit, and then make my presence known to them and proceed to smite the evil-doers."

i DONT like hinduism{other than some of their pantheons and mythology} it preaches the brahmans were made from the head of brahman and the shudras were made from the feats. it divides people in casts and insinuates in places, a warrior mentallity.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
Hinduism completely confuses me...

tru dat. Hinduism is very complicated, theres even an athiest sect of hinduism (which i dont quite get). but some of the core philosophies, and obviously the mythologies are really interesting.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
Same. I really can't like a religion who's gods have animal heads on human body's with a million appendages.

I do not like the way the religion of Hinduism is practiced in many parts of India is what I mean. Hinduism has promoted EXTREME classicism, more so than Christianity had done here in USA. Also, like Islam, Hindu Traditional spawned laws which have oppressed women and other minorities.

However, the Mythology and lessons from the Vedas Books of Wisdom are just beautiful and fascinating, and inspire me so much that I renamed myself Goddess Kali.

Egyptian Mythos also fascinates the hell out of me, even though it has been retconned over and over by each rising Dynasty. Ra, Isis, Amun, Osiris, Ptah, etc. Each God becoming more powerful than the last, taking the thrown away from the last God, as each new Pharoah decides to take power and change the religion.

Christianity, however, is also confusing. Three persons in One God, not condusing heh ? 😬

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
"Is that a little harsh?? Maybe, but they need discipline. When they learn to make bronze, I'll rest for a little bit, and then make my presence known to them and proceed to smite the evil-doers."

"But you know I could discipline the humans by simply showing myself to them instead of keeping myself hidden in the skies....instead of sending innocent people to eternal hell fire to be tormented simply because they weren't convinced of my existance.... 😬 ..that would be the mature thing to do, instead of acting like the over grown child the Bible makes me out to be...."

Originally posted by Goddess Kali

Egyptian Mythos also fascinates the hell out of me, even though it has been retconned over and over by each rising Dynasty. Ra, Isis, Amun, Osiris, Ptah, etc. Each God becoming more powerful than the last, taking the thrown away from the last God, as each new Pharoah decides to take power and change the religion.

Originally posted by Goddess Kali

Christianity, however, is also confusing. Three persons in One God, not condusing heh ? 😬

It's a mottif:

Father=Unseen God head
Son= Spirit of God made flesh, and it might represent the Sun itself in some traditions
Holy Spirit= The Divine spirit in all men.

Originally posted by leonheartmm
i DONT like hinduism{other than some of their pantheons and mythology} it preaches the brahmans were made from the head of brahman and the shudras were made from the feats. it divides people in casts and insinuates in places, a warrior mentallity.

that aint necessarily true. The caste system was originally like a job system where a person who was good at somthing was put inot a certain catagory, but then over the centuries the more educated brahmins corrupted the system and gave ranks to each class were there wasnt before.

As much as its an interesting religion, theres alot of shit in it like other religions, with corrupt priests and discrimination against women.

Originally posted by leonheartmm
this is i think a very serious question. why would ANY1 create anything. it cannot be without some sort of inclination. or reason. nothing is done without either DESIRE or NECESSITY. since the omnipotent god has NEITHER desire nor necessity{as he is complete in himself and neither WANTS, nor NEEDS anything outside his ownself. otherwise hed stop being omnipotent} why would he create ANYTHING other than himself. why would indeed he me MOTIVATED to do anything at ALL???? and for those who believe that the world is part of god, we can atleast agree that our CONCIOUSNESS as it is is not completely the SAME as god so the argument still remains.

what motivated him to do so?

Only God knows. This is the Great Mystery all the mystical traditions write about.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
" Just for shits and giggles, I think I'll create little people on the only inhabitable planet in it's solar system."

(And that was me, not Crimson Phoenix)

not a lot of believers keen on answering this i suppose.

Okay here's how it really happened, there is Samuel L. Jackson, a being who is eternal, has always existed and always will, he created God, who he gave the task of creating reality, you know, the universe, heaven, hell, all that. Why did Jackson do it? No one can analyze what is in Jackson's head, it is an enigma.

Originally posted by Emperor Ashtar
Islam is as different as Christianity as Christianity is different from judaism. It's an Abrahamic religion as many of the mainstream religions.

As for hindusim, I know many hindu's who worship many different diety's. I know someone who worships hanuman and I know someoone who worships Kali. The religion has many GODs, and Brahma is the least worship god in mordern Hinduism.

Originally posted by Violent2Dope
Okay here's how it really happened, there is Samuel L. Jackson, a being who is eternal, has always existed and always will, he created God, who he gave the task of creating reality, you know, the universe, heaven, hell, all that. Why did Jackson do it? No one can analyze what is in Jackson's head, it is an enigma.

Originally posted by leonheartmm
this is i think a very serious question. why would ANY1 create anything. it cannot be without some sort of inclination. or reason. nothing is done without either DESIRE or NECESSITY. since the omnipotent god has NEITHER desire nor necessity{as he is complete in himself and neither WANTS, nor NEEDS anything outside his ownself. otherwise hed stop being omnipotent} why would he create ANYTHING other than himself. why would indeed he me MOTIVATED to do anything at ALL???? and for those who believe that the world is part of god, we can atleast agree that our CONCIOUSNESS as it is is not completely the SAME as god so the argument still remains.

what motivated him to do so?

God did not create the universe.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
God did not create the universe.

i dont believe he did. but its a question for those who believe he did. if we take god as an axiom with the basic properties which defines him. then the question holds ground for all who claim his existance to be true.