monotheistic in English

adjective

[mon·o·the·is·tic || 'mɑnəʊθɪːɪstɪk/'mɒ-]

of or about monotheism (belief in one God)

Use "monotheistic" in a sentence

1. Islam is world's great monotheistic religions.

2. But they have common antecedents in Greek and Roman civilisation and monotheistic Christianity.

3. The three monotheistic religions with the most followers are Christianity, Judaism and Islam.

4. Abrahamic religions are “monotheistic”, meaning that they believe in just one God

5. Will monotheistic religions change their idea of the soul to accommodate data?

6. Babism is a relatively new monotheistic religion founded in Persia (now Iran) in 1844

7. Two of the world's great monotheistic religions — Judaism and Islam — prohibit their consumption.

8. Therefore, Hindu scholars are quick to point out that Hinduism is actually monotheistic, not polytheistic.

9. In judeo - christianity and most monotheistic religions, objects can represent a view of the cosmos.

10. "Brahmanists" are Hindus, and "Jehovists" are those who believe in the monotheistic religion: Jews, Christians, Muslims

11. The monotheistic order required that the feminine should be barred from the sphere of power, which coincided with the sacred.

12. The word natural , in the monotheistic sense, means in accordance with Gods design or in accordance with Gods natural law .

13. That confusion is why Muslims think that Christianity is a polytheistic faith when it is in fact a monotheistic faith.

14. Scholars in the modern world have tended to locate the focus of this faith tradition in the context of monotheistic religions.

15. According to this view, more advanced cultures should be more monotheistic, and more primitive cultures should be more polytheistic.

16. As Amun-Ra and Amun-Min, he was so central in Egyptian religion that some scholars described the New Kingdom as nearly monotheistic

17. The primary religion practiced by the Ambonese is Islam, a monotheistic religion built around the teachings of the Qur'an and of the

18. Islam is a monotheistic Abrahamic religion originating with the teachings of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, a seventh century Arab religious and political figure.

19. It wasn't adopted by monotheistic religions or held up as a central natural truth. Instead, pure Platonic ideals won out, perhaps because they seemed more divine.

20. 22 But Simon's gnosis remained essentially Jewish and monotheistic, as did that of the Gnostic circles to which later parts of the New Testament allude.

21. Abraham is an extraordinary figure in that almost alone of the Biblical characters he unites, or has the potential to unite, the three great monotheistic …

22. And it's that picture of the universe, Kaufman wants to argue, that is challenged by the monotheistic revolution. Again he sees this as a revolution of ancient Israel.

23. Other denominations of Hinduism, as described later, don't hold this belief strictly and more closely adhere to a Western perception of what a monotheistic faith is.

24. Christology A doctrine of the Person of Christ, and the study of it, has been an essential part of rational thought about their beliefs once monotheistic Jews found …

25. Christianity and Islam have more in common than most people know — they are both monotheistic Abrahamic religions, and Jesus Christ is an important, revered figure in both religions.

26. “We ask it in the name of the monotheistic God, [unintelligible], and God known by many names and by many different faiths, amen, and Awoman,” said Cleaver, an ordained United Methodist pastor.

27. Now since God is himself the transcendent source of all being and since he is good, in a monotheistic system there are no evil agents that constitute a realm that opposes God as an equal rival.

28. The most problematic part of that prayer is not the amen/Awoman silliness, it is an ordained Christian clergyperson praying “in the name of the monotheistic God, Brahma, and ‘God’ known by many names by many different faiths.”

29. Hypernyms ("Catholicity" is a kind of): Christian religion; Christianity (a monotheistic system of beliefs and practices based on the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus as embodied in the New Testament and emphasizing the role of Jesus as savior)

30. Pantheist , panentheistic , pandeistic , henotheistic , monotheistic , monistic , Agnostical , unbelieving or humanitarian .According to Doniger , `` theme about all the Major payoff of trust and lifestyle – vegetarianism , passive resistance , feeling in reincarnation , even caste – are national of public debate , not dogma .`` Because of the all-encompassing chain of mountains of

31. Adventism: 1 n any Christian religion that believes the second coming of Christ is imminent Synonyms: Second Adventism Types: Seventh-Day Adventism Adventism that is strongly Protestant and observes Saturday as the Sabbath Type of: Christian religion , Christianity a monotheistic system of beliefs and practices based on the Old Testament and

32. JM: And overall, the account copes with an unsteady tension between constituencies: not only between Byzantinists as believers or faith-sympathetic antiquarians and functionally atheist modernists, but also between a classic-cum-modern position and a postmodernism that has become so doctrinaire that a law might have been passed condemning monotheistic religion as oppressive meta-narrative.

33. Abraham, Hebrew Avraham, originally called Abram or, in Hebrew, Avram, (flourished early 2nd millennium bce), the first of the Hebrew patriarchs and a figure revered by the three great monotheistic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.According to the biblical book of Genesis, Abraham left Ur, in Mesopotamia, because God called him to found a new nation in an undesignated land that he