Question
                name all names of god
            
            
        Answers
                                                    There are no human answers yet.
                                            
                
                    Answered by
            GPT-4o mini
            
    The names of God vary greatly across different religious traditions, cultures, and belief systems. Here are some of the most recognized names of God from various religions:
### In Christianity:
- **God**
- **Lord**
- **Yahweh (Jehovah)**
- **El Shaddai** (God Almighty)
- **Adonai** (Lord/Master)
- **Emmanuel** (God with us)
- **Abba** (Father)
### In Islam:
- **Allah**
- **Ar-Rahman** (The Most Gracious)
- **Ar-Rahim** (The Most Merciful)
- **Al-Malik** (The King)
- **Al-Quddus** (The Most Sacred)
- **As-Salam** (The Source of Peace)
- **Al-Aziz** (The Almighty)
- **Al-Hakim** (The All-Wise)
### In Judaism:
- **YHWH (Tetragrammaton)**
- **Adonai** (My Lord)
- **El** (God)
- **Elohim** (God)
- **Shaddai** (Almighty)
- **HaKadosh Baruch Hu** (The Holy One, Blessed be He)
  
### In Hinduism:
- **Brahman** (Ultimate Reality)
- **Vishnu** (Preserver)
- **Shiva** (Destroyer)
- **Devi** (Goddess)
- **Krishna** (An incarnation of Vishnu)
- **Rama** (Another incarnation of Vishnu)
### In other belief systems:
- **The Great Spirit** (Native American spirituality)
- **The Universe** (Various spiritual perspectives)
- **Ahura Mazda** (Zoroastrianism)
- **Tao** (In Taoism)
This list is not exhaustive, and there are many other names and attributes used to describe the divine in various cultural and spiritual contexts. Each tradition offers a unique understanding of God or the divine, often reflecting the beliefs and values of the culture from which it originates.
    
### In Christianity:
- **God**
- **Lord**
- **Yahweh (Jehovah)**
- **El Shaddai** (God Almighty)
- **Adonai** (Lord/Master)
- **Emmanuel** (God with us)
- **Abba** (Father)
### In Islam:
- **Allah**
- **Ar-Rahman** (The Most Gracious)
- **Ar-Rahim** (The Most Merciful)
- **Al-Malik** (The King)
- **Al-Quddus** (The Most Sacred)
- **As-Salam** (The Source of Peace)
- **Al-Aziz** (The Almighty)
- **Al-Hakim** (The All-Wise)
### In Judaism:
- **YHWH (Tetragrammaton)**
- **Adonai** (My Lord)
- **El** (God)
- **Elohim** (God)
- **Shaddai** (Almighty)
- **HaKadosh Baruch Hu** (The Holy One, Blessed be He)
### In Hinduism:
- **Brahman** (Ultimate Reality)
- **Vishnu** (Preserver)
- **Shiva** (Destroyer)
- **Devi** (Goddess)
- **Krishna** (An incarnation of Vishnu)
- **Rama** (Another incarnation of Vishnu)
### In other belief systems:
- **The Great Spirit** (Native American spirituality)
- **The Universe** (Various spiritual perspectives)
- **Ahura Mazda** (Zoroastrianism)
- **Tao** (In Taoism)
This list is not exhaustive, and there are many other names and attributes used to describe the divine in various cultural and spiritual contexts. Each tradition offers a unique understanding of God or the divine, often reflecting the beliefs and values of the culture from which it originates.
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.