Monotheism describes a belief system with only one deity. Examples of monotheism include Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Sikhism, and Zoroastrianism. On the other hand, polytheism describes a belief system with multiple deities. Examples of polytheism include Hinduism, ancient Greek, Roman and Norse religions, and Shintoism. Christianity is monotheistic, but believes that God exists as three persons (the Trinity). Its a bit confusing, but think of it like the sun- there is light, heat and radiation. They are all of the sun, but they are distinct. I'm happy to further explain this if you want.
A false God cannot be created. There is only one true God. An illusion of a god may be created, but it will not be a false God or a true God. If this isn't the answer try rephrasing the question please :)
No, the concept of monotheism does not allow for the acknowledgment of other gods by the one true god. Monotheism is the belief in the existence of only one supreme deity.
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Monotheism - is the belief in just one God.
No. Sita is not a god. Or maybe Sita is a god, but a false god. There is only one true God. And that is the Father in heaven.
Monotheism is the belief in only one God.
Belief in One God is called monotheism. (Mono=one.Theism=belief in God.)Tradition states that Western monotheism goes back to Abraham.See also:God's existence
According to my textbook, it says that polytheism is the belief of many gods and monotheism is the belief in only one god the similarity is that the polytheism believed in the god that the monotheism be lived in, and that was god.
It is true that the Pharaohs were believed to be the children of the sun god.
None of that actually happened. The Bible is false.
Monotheism is the belief of one god.
Polytheism is belief in many Gods and monotheism is beief in only one God