The doctrine that God created the world out of nothing rather than emanating it out of His own substance or merely shaping some pre-existing material is an idea that simply never occurred to anyone but the Jews and those who learned it from them. If God is in everything, God is in both good and evil. But then there is no absolute morality, no divine law, no divine will discriminating good and evil. Again, the Jews are unique in identifying the source of morality with the object of religion. Only the God of the Bible is absolutely righteous.
Eastern religions are esoteric, understandable only from within by the few who share the experience.
Western religions are esoteric, public, democratic, open to all. Truth is relative to the level of experience. Individuality is illusion according to Eastern mysticism. Not that we're not real, but that we are not distinct from God or each other. The word spoken by God Himself as His own essential name, the word I, is the ultimate illusion, not the ultimate reality, according to the East.