Which God is the creator of all?

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   Mark Upshawposted 7 years ago

   Which God is the creator of all?

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   AKdudeposted 7 years ago

   I figure there is only one God. The real question is by what name do you know Him (or Her)?

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   QudsiaP1posted 7 years ago

   There is only one God and I agree with AKdude.

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   lovelylizzyposted 7 years ago

   I can't beleive you.What do you mean WHICH God?????
   
   God Almighty is the one you praise in chuch every Sunday,the guy who puts food on your table,the guy that keeps you living but can take the breath out of you like SNAP!!
   
   You ever heard of Chrismas?And baby Jesus?The one who came to save the world?
   Well,the same one who made THAT GUY.
   
   But to Answer your question simply,GOD.   

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   mandyfposted 7 years ago

   I believe that no matter what religion you are it all boils down to being the same god just by different names and interrpretations

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   Dave Mathewsposted 7 years ago

   God is God, The Lord Our God, Jaweh, or, whatever name one knows God by.

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   Ms Deeposted 7 years ago

   The one God who reached out to mankind. There is only one who did that.

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   Emily40posted 7 years ago

   There's only one God and he's the creator of all things but he is known by many names.

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   Butch Newsposted 7 years ago

   I am the creator of all.  If I am not here, neither is reality.

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    roadrockafellaposted 7 years ago

    Religion has a way of structuring a belief system of a certain demographic in a particular society. I came from a Roman Catholic background; and Catholic teaching says about the Trinity, three entities constituting one divine being. We were taught that. Like for everybody else, it would depend on their cultural context and environment that would form their perception of God.
    
    As I grew older, I learned and experienced many things, I begin to believe it boils down to the matter of one's faith. So, I believe (I don't think) that there's only one God. Just different translations.
    
    Besides, no one would know which God is the creator of all. As humans, it's highly possible that we'll never grasp that concept since it's something beyond us

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