There's lots of gods. There's been even more in the past.
You
get some ridiculous numbers. 320,000,000 you can find - arrived
at apparently because of something within the Hindu religion texts.
But those same texts also say there is only one god.
Another person claimed there was a different god for every single
person - making what is it now - 7 billion of us?
And
smaller numbers are arrived at by counting up all the gods found
mentioned in ancient Greek and Latin texts, ancient Egypt, Babylonia,
whatever... anywhere and everywhere in history where people have
believed in an prayed to gods. Just a few hundred of them, I
guess.
And then there's the 'one god' such as in the Abrahamic religions:
Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
That's the notion of a god that is all powerful.
Totally. Is the beginning and the end. Is everything.
Is so much that there's no room, nothing left over for anything
else, any other god.
So there's lots of gods or a few gods or only one god. It seems
to depend upon how you define 'god'.
Define god.
Mostly
god goes without definition in the general world, amongst the
population. Both amongst 'believers' and 'non-believers'.
Neither bother much about defining the god they're talking about.
Don't find it necessary.