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Okay, now do Hindus also believe in many gods? Well, it's kind of complicated because there are indeed many gods in Hinduism, but they're all part of the same Ultimate Reality.
Hindus believe that the one Ultimate Reality encompasses everything, but it's received in many different ways. They believe there can be many incarnations of God or the gods, and that's why it's okay to worship idols because the Divine expresses itself through the physical.
This is why Hinduism has a more pluralistic approach. Instead of having a strict canon of what you must believe the way some religions do, Hinduism is more like a buffet where you can choose to believe what best suits you because God can be received in different ways.
Hinduism also believes that reality is a cycle, so that's why they believe in karma and reincarnation. They believe there's a hierarchy of life forms, and if you earn bad karma in this life, you'll move down the hierarchy in the next life. There's also a hierarchy of people, and if you earn good karma in this life, you can move up the hierarchy in the next life.