In hinduism, devotion to particular deities does not mean denial of other deities, since all gods and goddesses are believed to be manifestations of a single divine force true or false

True.

Explanation:

The given statement is true.

Hinduism is a religion of India and Dharma or method for living, generally practiced in the India and areas of Southeast Asia. Hinduism has been known as the most seasoned religion in the world it has been recognized as the Sanātana Dharma meaning the "the eternal tradition". Scholars see Hinduism as a fusion or synthesis of different Indian societies and cultures, with various roots and no originator.

Therefore, devotion to a particular deity does not imply a denial of other deities.

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