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Which term is often used interchangeably with monotheism?
Which religions are considered monotheistic?
What is the main difference between monotheistic and polytheistic religions?
Which ancient civilizations practiced polytheistic religions?
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What does monism assert about the distinction between God and the universe?
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Study Notes
Monotheism and Polytheism
- Monolatry is often used interchangeably with monotheism, although monolatry acknowledges the existence of other gods, but worships only one.
Monotheistic Religions
- Religions considered monotheistic include Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as they believe in a single, all-powerful deity.
Key Differences
- The main difference between monotheistic and polytheistic religions is the belief in a single deity versus multiple gods.
Polytheistic Religions in Ancient Civilizations
- Ancient civilizations that practiced polytheistic religions include the ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, and Norse, who believed in multiple gods and goddesses with specific powers and domains.
Monism
- Monism asserts that there is no distinction between God and the universe, suggesting that the universe is itself divine or that God is an inherent part of the universe.
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Description
Test your knowledge of theism and monotheism with this quiz. Explore the concepts and beliefs surrounding the existence of one God and their role in the creation of the world. Challenge yourself with questions about monotheistic religions and their views on the divine.
