Summary: Who is God? Who is worshipable, what is His position? How does He make His appearance. When we talk about Gods in plural form we are having a philosophical question to resolve at once: Can God be many? It is touching upon advaita-vada, the Mayavada philosophy, and if God is many, then what is the meaning of God? We can also take into consideration what is called Godly because God and Godly, the Lord and His part and parcels, His portions, His fragments. Then the next question arrives is what is the relationship between God and His fragments? What is the power of His fragments? When a fragment will become that Godly that he will be considered a representative of God? In one sense there is a certain ambiguity about this whole subject, but only within the realm of mistrust. There is another approach to it, a theistic approach which is favorable to resolving the riddle once and for all. Lord Chaitanya gave us this key by teaching acintya beda abeda tattva (simultaneous oneness and difference). That is actually the answer to this intricate questioning of the Absolute.
