Who is the real God?

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The word, “God” is derived from the Sanskrit word, “gutta”; which means, the one who is sacrificed. This is precisely who God Is. He is pure love; who sacrificed His life for us on the cross, so that, we, who sinned against him, may be forgiven; and share his peace and joy for all eternity. God’s love is unconditional and infinite. He is our healer and redeemer who never gives up on us.

Pure love is a Spirit that fills the universe; and this Spirit is the being of God. Though God is a single being, His love has three distinct spectrums. They are love of a father, love of a redeemer and love of a sanctifier. Each of these spectrums, is a person; because each one has distinct actions. God in the Father’s love created us and takes care of our needs. When we abandoned His love and sinned against Him, He in the redeemer’s love came into this world as a human being; and died on the cross to save us from sin. Furthermore, to be our constant guide and keep us on the right tract, He in His sanctifying love fills our heart with truth. The presence of three spectrums of love in a single being of God, in a vague way, is similar to three distinct spectrums of primary colors in a single beam of sun light.

There is only one, true God; and that God is pure love. Pure love, is unconditional. It, therefore, never dies or change. It is, therefore, free of greed, anger, hate, jealousy and pride. It, therefore, brings us peace and joy. Money, power, pride, lust and selfishness are the false gods. Worshipping them results in fear, paranoia, hopelessness, hate, revenge, law suites, divorce, violence and murder. Furthermore, we can’t serve the true God, if our heart is with the false gods.
 
I’m not sure what you’re asking. Like, something that comes up on this forum a lot, is the fact that Allah is the Arabic word for God and that’s the word Christians use in the Middle East for God, so are you asking if it’s all right to call God that? Please go into more detail, because I don’t know what you mean. I have a few friends that are Hindu, I don’t know what else to say. I’m also not sure that that’s true about the word God, although I would imagine that it has a common Indo-European root. I think it is more likely that they are descended from the same Proto Indo European word.
 
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Who taught you their titles?

Let’s stick with Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Like it or not, that is how it was and is revealed to us.
 
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