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...medicine.<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref> An intermediate stage between polytheism and monotheism, which assumes a "Great Spirit", with lesser deities subordinated. With the

..._.26_Morgan|cultures and religions tend to grow more sophisticated]] via [[monotheism|monotheist]] religions, like [[Christianity]] and eventually to [[science]] ...heism is a more evolved than polytheism has been disconfirmed by evidence: monotheism is more prevalent in hunter societies than in agricultural societies. The v

...ern thought remained invested in polytheism, eventually transitioning to a monotheism which explicitly defined God as a creator who preceded the universe, and wh ...ance as to its [[sentience]]. "Cosmotheism", like the terms "pantheism", "monotheism", and "polytheism", was not used in antiquity. The term seems to have bee

...her [[Karl Christian Friedrich Krause]] (1781–1832) seeking to reconcile [[monotheism]] and [[pantheism]], coined the term '''panentheism''' (all in God) in 1828

...candles, and sacrifices and sexual orgies. Satanic religions are as old as monotheism and have their origins in Persia of the sixth century. However, Satanism is

...out to prove the existence of the [[God]] of the [[Philosophy of religion#monotheism|monotheistic religions]] from the nature of [[concept]]s alone. It is thus

...sm as a fellow monotheistic faith, but claimed that it detracted from this Monotheism by deferring to rabbinical authority:

...between their own cultic rites and those of foreign peoples. Due to their monotheism, they perhaps made a clearer distinction between religion and magic than wa

...the religion which recognises [[Ahura Mazda]]'s supreme authority as the [[Monotheism|one God]]. The Zoroastrian name of the religion is '''Mazdayasna'''.<ref na

:''Influenced:'' The Abrahamic religions in various ways (possibly including monotheism); also the Iranian national consciousness through such things as Noruz (New

...lief in late 18th-century Europe, specifically denoting disbelief in the [[monotheism|monotheistic]] [[Judeo-Christian]] [[God]].<ref name="adevism">In part beca ...ism in the strictest sense is regarded as counter to all theism, including monotheism and polytheism. Such a proponent would not accept belief in the existence o

Judaism is one of the first recorded [[Monotheism|monotheistic]] religions and among the oldest religious traditions still in ...sh people, rejected the [[idolatry]] that he saw around him and embraced [[monotheism]]. As a reward for this act of faith in one God, he was promised many offsp

....</ref> They see Islam as the last chapter in the religion of [[God]], a [[monotheism|monotheistic]] religion that can be traced back through [[Jesus]] to [[Mose ...istians and Jews moved into the area and settled at the towns; a primitive monotheism also sprang up. The Arabs who had rejected polytheism in favor of one God,

...be Hume's most interesting work. In it, Hume contends that polytheism, not monotheism, was "the first and most ancient religion of mankind". In addition, conten

...a view oversimplifies a diverse system of thought with beliefs spanning [[monotheism]], [[polytheism]],<ref name= "EBpolytheism"> [http://www.britannica.com/eb/

The Bahá'í religion is [[monotheism | monotheistic]]. It views God as having attributes one can describe and di