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Monotheism in a sentence?

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Christians and Jews are not infidels, according to Islam, but People of the Book because they practice monotheism.

I am a monotheist because I believe in one god.

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Relevant answers:

What is a sentence with monotheism?
As opposed to the Egyptians and Greeks, the Jews practiced monotheism, and had only one God.
Sentence for monotheism?
No God except one and only one God with no partner, no son, no father, no companion, no associate, and no equivalence.
How do you use the word monotheism in a sentence?
Christianity is one of the religions that practices monotheism, as they have only one God.
When is a sentence a sentence?
When it has a subject, verb, punctuation, capitalization, a predicate, and a complete thought. A sentence is a sentence when it is handed down by a judge (or a magistrate).
In a sentence what shows what the sentence is about?
The subject and predicate carry most of the content of a sentence.