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Monotheism simply means the 'worship of one god' from the Greek 'Mono = 'one' and Theos = 'god'. Therefore the main religions of the world - Christianity, Islam and Judaism - are all monotheistic as they worship one God. For a breakdown of what each actually does, I suggest that you ask the relevant question in each of the appropriate categories.

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