Sentence examples for monotheism of from inspiring English sources

The other is the monotheism of the hallucinating Hebraic prophets.

After that, the monotheism of Islam remained unwavering and strong, through persecution, exile, and war, and before long the Prophet had achieved victory over his enemies and the new faith spread like a conquering fire across the world.

The strict monotheism of Islam does not allow for much mythological embellishment, and only reluctantly were the scriptural revelations of the Qurʾān elaborated and enlarged by commentators and popular preachers.

In only one respect has the uncompromising monotheism of Islam shown itself to be vulnerable i.e., in the doctrine of the Qurʾān as uncreated and coeval with Allah himself.

By promising greater tribute to Antiochus, he obtained the high priesthood and, scorning the traditional Jewish monotheism of the Pharasaic party, promoted Greek culture and religion throughout Judaea in Palestine.

One of the more curious literary aspects of the story is the way of describing God like a king on his throne, commanding his courtiers to "Let there be" – and it happens, though due to the strict monotheism of the Jews there is no lower pantheon of gods to assist.

The tradition of the god of the sky is many-layered, and the influence of monotheism, especially of Christianity and Islām, is widely exhibited.

The first requirement, if you are going to do this, is to break all notions of religion as being something essentially like Christianity or any of the other monotheisms of today.

In Western monotheism, especially the monotheisms of the Abrahamic tradition, God is conceived to be both the creator and sustainer of all that exists.

Modern civilizations spin the potter's wheel of monotheism to manufacture the greatest cause of all, humanity.

Nefertiti was the primary wife of the Pharaoh Akhenaten, who introduced a form of monotheism to Egypt in the 14th Century BC.