Sentence examples for a monotheism from inspiring English sources

The core of the Taiping religion was a monotheism tinged with fundamentalist Protestant Christianity, but it was mixed with a hatred of the Manchu and an intolerance of the Chinese cultural tradition.

The Shri Vaishnavas provide our third example of a monotheism that is "tainted" by elements apparently in tension with it.

Muslims also charge trinitarians with committing the serious sin of "associating" another with God, a charge raised in the Qur'an itself, and hold up Islam as a monotheism unencumbered by mysteries.

That unity expresses itself in a monotheism where a single god manifests itself in a multitude of deities.

Sabellianism, named after Sabellius (flourished c. 220), possibly a Roman presbyter, sought to preserve a strict monotheism by holding that Jesus was a form of the one God, a temporary mode of God's revelation.

One strength of Arius's position was that it appeared to safeguard a strict monotheism while offering an interpretation of the language of the New Testament notably, the word Son that conformed to general usage and meaning.

Such a dramatic shift from a sacred natural polytheism to a business monotheism does not bode well for human survival.

Moreover, the doctrine of the Trinity offers a consistent monotheism because it incorporates the principle of plurality and diversity within the unity of God.

During the later periods of Roman history, sun worship gained in importance and ultimately led to what has been called a "solar monotheism".

Muhammad's disparate following was exceptionally vulnerable, bound together not by kinship ties but by a "generic" monotheism that involved being faithful (muʾmin) to the message God was sending through their leader.

In the final analysis the point of view thereby remained definitive that the fundamental assumptions of the reality of salvation and redemption are to be retained and not sacrificed to the concern of a rational monotheism.