Monotheistic philosophy

Monotheistic philosophy is the belief in and focus on a single, all-powerful, and often personal deity who is the creator and ruler of the universe. It emphasizes the idea of one ultimate divine source for existence, morality, and purpose. Prominent monotheistic religions include Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, each with unique views on God's nature and relationship to humanity. Philosophically, it explores questions about God's existence, attributes, and how humans should relate to or understand this singular divine presence. Overall, it centers on the idea that there is one supreme divine being guiding the universe and human life.