Monotheistic (adjective)

Believing in one god.

Origin:

From the greek monos, meaning "single" and theos, meaning "god".

Examples:

1. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are monotheistic religions.
2. Monotheistic belief is based on the idea of one god who created and presides over the universe.
3. The monotheistic worldview is central to Western civilization.
4. The monotheistic concept of God is opposed to polytheistic belief in many gods.
5. The monotheistic religions have a strong emphasis on the worship of one God.