Understanding Monotheism

What does the term 'monotheism' etymologically mean?

• God of the sea

• Many gods

• One God or single God

• God of the sky

How does monotheism differ from deism?

• Monotheism is a form of atheism

• Monotheism believes in many gods, deism believes in one

• Monotheism and deism are the same

• Monotheism involves a personal God, while deism does not

Which religions are most closely associated with monotheism?

• Taoism and Confucianism

• Hinduism and Buddhism

• Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

• Shinto and Zoroastrianism

Which ancient religion is considered one of the earliest forms of monotheism?

• Norse mythology

• Roman pantheon

• Greek mythology

• Aten cult in ancient Egypt

What is a key difference in the monotheistic beliefs of Christians compared to Jews and Muslims?

• Christians believe in multiple gods

• Christians do not believe in an omnipotent God

• Christians believe in the Trinity

• Christians do not believe in a personal God