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>This is what mentioned in Sikh's Holy book Shri Guru >Granth Sahib ji. > >"Ek Onkar Satnam Karta Purush Nirbhau Virvair Akal >Murat, >Ajuni Saibhang Gurprasad(i)" > >The English rendering would approximate to: > >There is One and only One God who is transcendent as >well >as immanent. True and Eternal Name. Creator and Person. >Without Fear and without Enmity. Timeless Form, Unborn, >Self-existent. Realized by Divine Grace. > >>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.

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