Beyond monotheism? Some remarks and questions on conceptualising �monotheism� in Biblical Studies

Murine "model" monotheism: an iconoclast at the altar of mouse.

Monotheism in Help-Asking and its Educational Effects

From the point of view of the Holy Quran, monotheism as the most basic pillar of faith has different aspects of which the most important one is monotheism in recourse. Tawhid in help-asking along with Tawhid in worship is one of the important topics in the field of Qur'anic research on which various verses have been revealed and studied by commentators. In this article, after giving a terminolo...

how monotheism formed

at the basis of worshiping by humans and all other being a deity is revealed. that means there is a god who is also the creator and the only one .he is beyond time and cannot be imagined in particular space. only the relationship of man with his god satisfies his need to worship, for this relationship is the way to reach to the presence of one god. reaching god does not come from man’s need to ...

The Doctrine of Robubi Monotheism in Qalam Surah

The most important God's aim by revelation of the Holy Quran is leading the human to the right path, and monotheism is the most fundamental doctrine in this path which is the foundation of all the rest of educations in the Quran and its end is leading humankind to happiness. The foundation of monotheistic knowledge in realization of this aim is divinely monotheism which is based on Robubi monot...

Monotheism and the Language of Divine Plurality in the Hebrew Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls

Most Hebrew Bible scholars believe that Israelite religion evolved from polytheism to monotheism, an evolution in which the biblical writers participated. The dominant version of this consensus is that this religious evolution culminated by the end of the exile or shortly thereafter. A minority perspective places the evolutionary end point later. At issue is the presence of the language of divi...