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Monotheism under Shinto represents the belief in a single, all-powerful deity. This is in contrast to the traditional Shinto faith, which recognizes a multitude of kami, or spirits. In this hierarchy, Monotheism is related to Agnosticism through the exploration of questions surrounding the existence and nature of a higher power. It also shares connections with Religions as a whole, as the concept of monotheism is central to many major world religions such as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.