Oneness of God of different religions

Every religion says that its God created the entire earth and entire humanity. But, unfortunately there is only one earth containing this humanity. Due to one earth, there must be one God only and hence all the religions are calling the same God by different names. Since the God is unimaginable and nobody can even imagine Him, all the names are indicating that unseen and unimaginable God only. This unimaginable God is mediated by energy. Such mediated God is also one and the same because energy is also one and the same for all religions. This mediated God is called as Brahman by Hinduism, Jehovah by Christianity and Allah by Islam. The absolute unimaginable God as well as the medium [Energy] are one and the same and hence there is no difference between these three names.

Of course, when the absolute God gets mediated by human bodies, there may be minute difference in the form, culture and language of the external human form as in the case of Krishna of Hinduism, Jesus of Christianity and Mohammad of Islam. Even here the material of the human body is one and the same except slight variation in the external form. From the point of absolute God, here also there is no trace of difference and hence all these three human forms are also one and the same.

Well haven't you just imagined that which you say is unimaginable? You just imagined the unimaginable as a HE, a masculine, male or a MAN.

dattaswami: Oneness of God of different religions

Every religion says that its God created the entire earth and entire humanity. But, unfortunately there is only one earth containing this humanity. Due to one earth, there must be one God only and hence all the religions are calling the same God by different names. Since the God is unimaginable and nobody can even imagine Him, all the names are indicating that unseen and unimaginable God only.[size=11pt][/size] This unimaginable God is mediated by energy. Such mediated God is also one and the same because energy is also one and the same for all religions. This mediated God is called as Brahman by Hinduism, Jehovah by Christianity and Allah by Islam. The absolute unimaginable God as well as the medium [Energy] are one and the same and hence there is no difference between these three names.

Of course, when the absolute God gets mediated by human bodies, there may be minute difference in the form, culture and language of the external human form as in the case of Krishna of Hinduism, Jesus of Christianity and Mohammad of Islam. Even here the material of the human body is one and the same except slight variation in the external form. From the point of absolute God, here also there is no trace of difference and hence all these three human forms are also one and the same.

Jenwitemi: Well haven't you just imagined that which you say is unimaginable? You just imagined the unimaginable as a HE, a masculine, male or a MAN.

God is unimaginable in the sense He is neither He or She. Just for our understanding purpose God is treated as He. God is unimaginble it means that GOD is not like any created item. We say table, tree etc which are created items and possesses spatial coordinates and can be defined. God is not a created item. He cannot be defined.

The unimaginable God is beyond the four-dimensional model of space and time. You can imagine the dissolution of matter converting into energy filling the space. Subsequently you can imagine the disappearance of energy in the space and the result is final vacuum. But, even if you try for your lifetime, you can never imagine the disappearance of vacuum.

God being the generator of space is beyond space and therefore, can never be imagined. If you have to imagine God, the pre-requisite is the imagination of disappearance of space or vacuum. Of course space is a form of very fine energy and in this context the word energy used by Me can be taken as crude form of energy. The only knowledge about God is that He is beyond the knowledge (Yasyaamatam… Veda).

But such unimaginable GOd comes to this world in human form that time we can see Him by seeing such God in human form (Son of God) of our time.

But by using the pronoun "HE" you have imagined this god as a MAN, MALE or MASCULINE entity. Could that be because you are a MAN? What if a woman imagined the creator as a SHE, FEMALE or a FEMININE entity just because she is a woman? Would that be okay also?

I put it to you that you do not know what you speak. You keep saying that GOD is not imaginable, that GOD in not a MAN, but you kept referring to GOD as a he every time you write. I think male written religion that you are in has put you in such total confusion that you do not know how to extricate yourself. If you really believe that GOD is neither a MALE, MAN nor MASCULINE, then quit using the masculine pronoun to refer to the CREATOR right now.

dattaswami:

God is unimaginable in the sense He is neither He or She. Just for our understanding purpose God is treated as He. God is unimaginble it means that GOD is not like any created item. We say table, tree etc which are created items and possesses spatial coordinates and can be defined. God is not a created item. He cannot be defined.

The unimaginable God is beyond the four-dimensional model of space and time. You can imagine the dissolution of matter converting into energy filling the space. Subsequently you can imagine the disappearance of energy in the space and the result is final vacuum. But, even if you try for your lifetime, you can never imagine the disappearance of vacuum.

God being the generator of space is beyond space and therefore, can never be imagined. If you have to imagine God, the pre-requisite is the imagination of disappearance of space or vacuum. Of course space is a form of very fine energy and in this context the word energy used by Me can be taken as crude form of energy. The only knowledge about God is that He is beyond the knowledge (Yasyaamatam… Veda).

But such unimaginable GOd comes to this world in human form that time we can see Him by seeing such God in human form (Son of God) of our time.