There is only one god

First I will refute Pro's points. 1. Pro said "There is only one God and I call him Allah. " According to my definition of god as above, a god is as superhuman being or spirit worshipped as having power over nature or human fortunes; a deity. "Say: "The Angel of Death, who is set over you, will take your souls. Then you shall be brought to your Lord. " (Quran 32:11) Until when death approaches one of you, Our messengers (i. e. the Angel of Death and his assistants) take his soul, and they never neglect their duty. Then they are returned to God, their Master, the Just Lord. " (Quran 6:61-62) . http://www.islamreligion.com... Angels definitely fall into the category of superhuman beings or spirits and the ability to take ones soul seems to me as having the power over nature as death and the soul are parts of nature. 2. Pro said "The truest prophest after Jesus, PBUH, was the great prophet Muhammad PBUH! " which is not related as our debate topic is on gods and not prophets. However this statement implies that even Pro acknowledges that Islam and Christianity are related. 3. Pro agrees with my assumptions. Thus nothing for me to refute here. 4. Pro said "God is define as a superhuman being or spirit is it described as many superhuman beings? Oh no! So that is what I thought! " This point is easy to refute. The term used in the definition is "god" which is singular. If I were to define a lion(singular), it would be wrong to say "A lion are animals(plural) that have manes". And vice versa. It would also be wrong to call a pride of lions(plural) an animal(singular) with four legs. Thus Pro is clearly confused on the implication of simple rules of the english language. Now for my arguments. 1. Christianity is a sister religion of Islam as can be seen by the many similarities of their holy books. In Geneses 1:26, the following can be found. Then God said, "Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals, and over all the creatures that move along the ground. " . http://biblehub.com... Note that God did not say "Let ME make mankind in MY image, in MY likeness. .. " This implies that there are more then one god. 2. In Greek mythology, the Olympians are a group of 12 gods who ruled after the overthow of the Titans. . http://www.desy.de... If you are not familiar with the Greek mythology, you should at least be familiar with the Roman mythology which is a sister of Greek mythology in the sense that there are many similarities as well. The planets in our solar system was named after Roman gods. . http://rome.mrdonn.org... 3. In Hinduism, one of the oldest religions in the world, there are many beings that will fit the definition of Gods. "Rig Veda- lore of the verses, enumerates numerous Vedic Gods. " . http://webonautics.com... 4. In Chinese mythology, once again there are many gods. Example the 8 Immortals, another popular representation of deities that are worship by their many temples in China. "Either singly or in groups the Eight Immortals, Pa Hsien, of the Taoist religion are one of the most popular subjects of representation in China" . http://www.sacred-texts.com... Thus I have proven with examples that there are many gods. This is obviously the right answer as gods and mythology were used by men even before civilization appeared to explain natural phenomenon that they did not understand in the past such as the rising and setting of the sun as well as thunder and lightning in rainstorms.