Although, it is not proper to compare Gods of different religions because none of them ever clashed with each other according to mythology

I, for one, regard all religions yet saw this. 

In Christianity

On the off chance that I'm not off-base, Jesus Christ says that he is the child of God. He says that God sent him to earth, to commit the people mindful of their errors and to spread fellowship, harmony, love, and empathy among men.

Christianity is the faith tradition that focuses on the figure of Jesus Christ. In this context, faith refers both to the believers' act of trust and to the content of their faith. As a tradition, Christianity is more than a system of religious belief.

 In Islam

 Muhammad, in the event that I'm not off-base, says that he is a courier of Allah. The Lead celestial host, Gabriel, provided him with the message of God, and he spread it in the world with the point of making individuals mindful of the expression of God. He endeavored to join all men and lead them to carry on with an honorable, quiet, and excellent life.

Muslims believe that God is the creator of all things and that God is all-powerful and all-knowing. Muslims believe that these earlier scriptures in their original form were divinely revealed, but that only the Quran remains as it was first revealed to the prophet Muhammad.

 In Hinduism

 Sri Krishna said, "I'm GOD." That itself clarifies a ton.

I have never known about a story in Islam, or Christianity where there was a contention between men where God himself interceded. Indeed, God sent his child and he sent a courier to lead men to live uprightly. He never showed himself in his actual structure.

In Hinduism, Sri Krishna showed Arjuna his Celestial appearance and demonstrated that he was God. Master Rama had incredible abilities, yet decided not to utilize them. He was crushed, detestable as a human and not as a God. The two of them showed that the genuine power comes from the inside and faith in the Para-Brahman.

Ruler Shiva is the most remarkable God in Hinduism, not on the grounds that he has the third eye. It is on the grounds that he IS Para-Brahman. He is endless. He controls the progression of time. He is an expert on death. He is the very breath that we take and give out. He is the infinite destroyer.

Ruler Shiva likewise has an enormous quantity of weapons he can bring any an ideal opportunity to utilize. In conclusion, I need to say that not at all like "numerous" Gods whose powers are essentially natural like Zeus, God of Thunder, Thor-Same as Zeus, Poseidon - God of the ocean, Helios - God of fire, and so forth Lord Shiva's powers are more fluctuated. In Hindu folklore, we have divine beings like Surya dev (lord of the sun), Indra dev(king of divine beings) so as Surya devs is similar to Ra the sun divine force of Egyptian folklore who is one of the most grounded gods in their folklore and Indra is depicted as the ruler of the divine beings. He has authority over the sky and the ability to make downpour utilizing his weapon the thunderclap, very much like Odin and Zeus from Norse and Greek folklore. They have power like the most impressive divine forces of other folklore,  yet they love Shiva, Not just them, however, even Demons implore him to allow them powers. Master Shiva is implored by a human, evil presence and God's and these should be to the point of showing his matchless quality. And at last, he is known as the god of destruction.