Why is it that in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam angles are not considered gods?

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If these three religions believe in millions of angles why is it that they believe in only one god rather than considering the millions of angles they believe in to be gods?
 
Upanishad bharadnyaka...

Lord says there are three kind of humankind...
one are Devata..div..deva....they bring light..all they need is to control their self...
two are Manusa..man woman...they bring justice..all they need is to give....
three are Asura...they bring horror and suffer...all they need is to love...

santhi..
 
God can Be Anything, Everything, and/or Nothing.

The Alpha and the Omega, Almighty God is not limited.

That's what you are missing in your interest.

Religions are ways of best understanding God, though they are controlled and shaped by man'.
(as shown in the first zeitgeist movie you should really check it out).

Conversations with God was one of the greatest displays of the connections we have with God. We have worked the will of God without even noticing some even want the credit.. and 'glory'.
 
I'm guessing that you're talking about "angels", because "angles" are boring unless you're taking geometry.

But Judaism, Christianity, and Islam only believes in one god, and they believe angels to be the messengers of that god.
 
I assume you meant Angel, the word that we translate Angel, means messenger and that is usually what they are they are not gods.
 
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