the belief that there is only one God polytheism. Belief in the existence of one god. It is distinguished from polytheism. The earliest known instance of monotheism dates to the reign of Akhenaton of Egypt in the 14th century BC. Monotheism is characteristic of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, all of which view God as the creator of the world, who oversees and intervenes in human events, and as a beneficent and holy being, the source of the highest good. The monotheism that characterizes Judaism began in ancient Israel with the adoption of Yahweh as the single object of worship and the rejection of the gods of other tribes and nations without, initially, denying their existence. Islam is clear in confessing one, eternal, unbegotten, unequaled God, while Christianity holds that a single God is reflected in the three persons of the Holy Trinity
The belief that there is only one God in all places at all times There were none before God and there will be none after Him Monotheism is the teaching of the Bible (Is 43: 10; 44: 6,8; 45: 5,14,18,21,22; 46: 9; 47: 8)
Monotheism from the Greek [mono] meaning one and [theos] meaning God It is the doctrine applied particularly to religions like Judaism or Christianity which believe in only one God [back]
The belief that there is only one Supreme Being Christianity is unique in that it teaches there is only one God but He has a triune nature, i e , He consists of three distinct persons, not one God has not chosen to reveal to us exactly how this works It is important to distinguish monotheism from