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Brahma is responsible for creation and the four Vedas. Vishnu maintains order as the preserver. Shiva brings destruction and change, often depicted with snakes and multiple weapons. Krishna is the eighth incarnation of Vishnu, known for his flute playing and childhood romance. Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth and beauty, often seen massaging Vishnu's feet. The gods impact Hindu literature by serving as aids to heroes and making plots more interesting, as seen in epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana.

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The Hindu faith is unusual to Westerners and is a unique and novel religion. People are sometimes confused about its central beliefs and practices, and this is a session designed to help people better understand and interact with Hindus and the Hindu Religion. Written from an inquisitive point of view, it also explores questions about how Christians might engage Hindus for dialogue and discussion, while stretching their own faith. Listen to the podcast at: http://soapbox.network/series/digital-discipler-podcast/

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