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 1 10,1|      Hinduism's belief in many gods, reincarnation, and an afterlife
 2 10,4|     worshipers believe in many gods. Followers pick the gods
 3 10,4|       gods. Followers pick the gods they will worship. Many
 4 10,4|       worship. Many choose the gods they have created with their
 5 10,4|       came to represent little gods under the one God, until
 6 10,4| Creator. By creating their own gods in the form of wooden and
 7 10,4|     Thou shalt have none other gods before me and Thou shalt
 8 10,4| nuclear furnaces. They are not gods who guide our lives. Mediums
 9 10,4|        and authority are other gods that are common to man.
10 10,5|       Christians worship three Gods instead of the one true
11 12  |        the idolaters, let your gods approach and tell us what
12 12  |      we will know that you are gods (Isaiah 41:21-23). In the
13 13  |     creation and world rule to gods, differing from man only
14 13  |     think that there were many gods. The main task of the Old
15 15,7|       vacuum we create our own gods in the form of idols; we
16 15,7|      Not so we could be little gods over them but rather to
17 16,2|       fables told of imaginary gods and goddesses, who a) are