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The second form of male chauvinism is **Ishwarvada-Ishwarkartṛtvavāda**. This world-pervading peculiarity is absolutely **Ishwar** (God). The term **Ishwarkartṛtvavāda** is the essence of this concept.
**Ishwarvadis** (theists) declare the greatness of **Ishwar** by saying that he is unique, omnipresent, independent, and eternal. The meaning of these adjectives used for **Ishwar** is as follows:
**Ishwar** is one. - This means that he is singular. Because if many **Ishwars** are considered to be the creators of the world, then there will be conflict in their desires, and the creation of one thing in another form will lead to a lack of unity and order in the world.
**Ishwar** is omnipresent. If **Ishwar** is considered to be limited to a particular region, then the proper creation of all substances in unlimited places will not be possible.
**Ishwar** is omniscient. If **Ishwar** is not considered to be omniscient, then he will not be able to create actions according to the appropriate material causes due to his lack of knowledge of them.
**Ishwar** is independent. - This means that he makes all beings experience happiness and sorrow according to his own will.
**Ishwar** is eternal. Eternal means timeless, uncreated, and unchanging. If **Ishwar** is considered to be impermanent, then the creation of one **Ishwar** from another, and another from the second, and so on, will not be possible, and he will become dependent for his existence.
The following arguments are used to support the belief in **Ishwar**:
1. Creation is an act, so there must be a cause for it.
2. At the beginning of creation, there is a connection between two atoms, and from this connection, an atom is created. This act of arrangement must have a doer.
3. Creation must have a basis.