monotheistic

Monotheistic religions believe in the existence of only one God.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are examples of monotheistic religions.

Monotheistic faiths emphasize the importance of worshiping a single deity.

The concept of monotheistic worship contrasts with polytheistic beliefs.

Monotheistic traditions often have strict guidelines for moral conduct.

Monotheistic societies may have a dominant religious institution.

Monotheistic doctrines teach followers to have unwavering faith in one God.

Monotheistic beliefs shape the cultural practices of many civilizations.

The monotheistic concept of God as a creator is central to these religions.

Monotheistic followers often engage in prayer as a form of worship.