Monotheistic religions

Monotheistic religions are belief systems that worship a single, all-powerful God. Examples include Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. These religions emphasize the idea of one supreme being responsible for creation, guidance, and judgment of humanity. Followers often have sacred texts, traditions, and moral codes based on their understanding of God's will. Monotheism contrasts with polytheism, which worships multiple gods. It promotes the concept of a unified divine authority, fostering a sense of spiritual unity among adherents. These religions also highlight personal relationship with the divine, ethical conduct, and communal worship centered around the idea of one, omnipotent deity.