MONOTHEISM VS POLYTHEISM

All of the religions in the Abrahamic tradition profess monotheism
> strongly. Indeed, monotheism is such a familiar and foundational aspect of
> that tradition that it is easy to forget how relatively recent and unusual
> it is. Even more important, it is hard for people to appreciate the very
> familiar. What is supposed to be so special about monotheism, anyway? Why
> would it matter, if it would, that there is one god, rather than two, or
> two million? (This is a question about “significance” and can’t be answered
> by saying “its significance is that it’s true.”)

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Religion is considered as a rather diverse topic that has led to the rise of very heated debates. Monotheism refers to the worship of a single divine power while on the other hand polytheism refers to the worship and belief in multiple divine deighties.

Religious wars especially between monotheistic and polytheistic religons emerged since time immemorial. This acts dated back to the reign of the Roman emperors who passed very strict measures that persecuted the Christian community. The………………

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