why Hinduism have a lot of God

As far as I have observed, Hinduism is a very liberal philosophy. I sometimes compare Hinduism to the English language. The English language has taken words for different other languages but it has still remained English. Similarly, Hinduism incorporates a variety of strains of thoughts, Gods, and philosophies. It is a diverse way of life. What I love the most about Hinduism is their liberal, tolerant attitude to other religions, faiths, cultures, and philosophies. It is only the Hindus who haven't tried to convert others to their faith. Rather, they have accepted the truth and beauty of other faiths. Regarding the Hindu pantheon, there are around three crore gods. Most of them are nature gods presiding over rain, sea, water, sun, moon, and so forth. I guess this is because Hinduism has a great regard for nature and sees aspects of the Divine in it. Hinduism is a unique faith that sees the Divine not only in natural bodies but also in plants, animals, and human beings. No wonder then, for the Hindus, a cow is also divine, and a woman is a goddess. Now, according to Hindu myths, Indra is the King of the gods. However, even these nature gods worship a higher Being, the Absolute that is omnipresent and omnipotent. Some Hindus consider this Great Power to be Shiva, others think it is Vishnu. Some regard the trinity..Brahma, the creator; Vishnu, the protector; and Shiva, the destroyer. If you observe the world carefully, you see all the three forces at work, creation, sustenance, and destruction. That for Hindus is the Ultimate God, who is everywhere and in all things. Hinduism is one of my favorites, maybe because I live in a Hindu land. :)