Monotheistic Deism
Monotheistic Deism is a belief system that combines elements of both monotheism and deism. It asserts the existence of a single, all-powerful deity who created the universe but does not actively intervene in its affairs. Followers of Monotheistic Deism believe in a personal God who is distant and transcendent, rather than one who is immanent and involved in human affairs. They believe that this deity set natural laws in motion at the creation of the universe and allows them to operate independently. Monotheistic Deists reject the idea of organized religion and religious dogma, instead relying on reason and personal experience to form their beliefs about the divine.