I am an orthodox Christian, ask me a question!

[Jon Paul]

This would suggest therefore that God had no choice in existing or have any say in the characteristics that he may posses as no matter how many God's may come into existence, they are all exactly the same.

God does not "come into existence", a temporal designation that doesn't apply to a transcendent being, so your question is fallacious at it's root. And as I've said, there cannot be many gods, because that implies the potentiality for separated individuating differentiation in pure actuality, and in pure actuality, there is no potentiality, only actuality. As to whether God has any choice in his existence; God is himself the autonomic and subsistent actuality of existence, so his eternal act of existence is equal to his actual existence.