Ancient Hindu theology, meanwhile, was monist, but was not strictly monotheistic because it still maintained the existence of many gods, who were envisioned as aspects of one supreme God, Brahman.
Ancient Hindu theology, meanwhile, was monist, but was not strictly monotheistic because it still maintained the existence of many gods albeit lesser to a Creator God chosen to be worshiped by a Hindu. These gods were envisioned as aspects of one supreme God, Brahman.