Monotheism

Definition of Monotheism as it relates to Religions, Agnosticism

Monotheism refers to religious systems and philosophical beliefs centered around the belief in a single, all-powerful deity as the source of morality, divine authority, and cosmic order. This encompasses various religions such as Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and others that share this core tenet, while also acknowledging the existence of agnostic perspectives that question or remain uncertain about the existence of a deity. Monotheistic belief systems often emphasize concepts like divine providence, worship through prayer and rituals, and the establishment of moral values and ethical guidelines for followers.

Child Hierarchical Categories

[Agnostic Atheism]

[Animism]

[Buddhism]

[Christianity]

[Gnostic Atheism]

[Hinduism]

[Islam]

[Judaism]

[Monotheistic Beliefs]

[Panentheism]

[Pantheism]

[Shinto]

[Taoism]

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