This represents a fundamental misunderstanding of Hindu theology. Hinduism recognizes one supreme consciousness (Brahman) while acknowledging various manifestations that represent different aspects of this ultimate reality. The Upanishads clearly state 'Ekam sat vipra bahudha vadanti' - Truth is one, but sages call it by many names.
The Bhagavad Gita [7.7] explicitly states that all existence is threaded through the Supreme Being like pearls on a string. This sophisticated understanding of unity in diversity predates modern physics' recognition of the interconnected nature of reality.
The multiple deities in Hinduism represent different functions and aspects of existence, similar to how modern science recognizes various forces and fields in nature while understanding they are manifestations of underlying unified principles.
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