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The "Deity" subcategory under "Christianity" in the hierarchy of "Religions," "Monotheism," "Moses," and "Abrahamic Religions" refers to the singular divine being recognized and worshipped within the Christian faith. This deity, known as God, is believed to be the creator of the universe, omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent. The concept of God in Christianity is closely tied to the beliefs and teachings of the Old Testament and the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, as presented in the New Testament. As a monotheistic religion, Christianity posits that there is only one deity, in contrast to polytheistic religions that recognize multiple gods. This deity is central to Christian worship, doctrine, and practice, and is understood through various theological concepts such as the Trinity. The figure of Moses, who is revered in both Judaism and Christianity, plays a significant role in the development of monotheism and the understanding of the nature of God within the Abrahamic religions, including Christianity.