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Meanings of monotheism in English
Belief in one god.
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Usage of monotheism in English
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But clearer traces of monotheism are to be found in the Vedas.
2
In the worship of Assur, accordingly, a tendency to monotheism reveals itself.
3
It is the highest of all religions, but it is not monotheism.
4
The great unmentionable evil at the center of our culture is monotheism.
5
How did the further stage of theology, monotheism, arise out of polytheism?
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One of the problems of ethical monotheism is that it isolates evil.
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The religion of mankind is divided into three stages; fetichism, polytheism, and monotheism.
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There are no compelling arguments in favor of monotheism, as opposed to polytheism.
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Reverence for such beings is quite consistent with the purest monotheism.
10
It is as much below materialism, as materialism is below monotheism.
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On Hebrew monotheism two world religions have been founded-Mohammedanismand Christianity.
12
Mohammedanism, no doubt, is a Semitic religion, and its very core is monotheism.
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This was a new development in the history of monotheism.
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The soaring sublimity of the Moslem monotheism comes partly from its narrowness and abstractness.
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The admission that other gods exist does not nullify the attitude of tentative monotheism.
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The Jewish monotheism had left the crowd of gods unlessened.
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