Examples of using Monotheistic in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Moreover, the very mystical traditions of the monotheistic faiths of the West were often critical of the very notion of God as a“Supreme Being”
Islam is not only a Western, monotheistic religion rather than an Oriental,
If Peres's proposal to the pope gains traction, it will create a global religious union initiated by representatives of the world's three monotheistic religions, a United Religions organization that blends its expression from one-third Judaism,
thinking of calling a meeting between leaders and faithful of the world's three biggest monotheistic religions, in Rome,
machine worshiping, monotheistic, linear, phonetic alphabet,
The Hebrews knew about the Trinity from the Kenite traditions of the days of Melchizedek, but their monotheistic zeal for the one God,
the inevitable planetary changes are continuing to unfold regardless of what the Khazarians or the cabal monotheistic leadership do.
for the Jewish faith, as well as other monotheistic faiths,” he said in statement published in English and Arabic.
was used by the Jews for the purpose of concealing their Esoteric creed under the mask of a popular and national monotheistic Religion.
Amun Priesthood was heroic, in deposing the heretically monotheistic“mad king”, says Boulter.
is an instrument of political theology, it would still be a gross oversimplification to compare it- this still-born theory- with a millennium old monotheistic religion.
writing in a context where three major monotheistic faith traditions meet North American Indigenous traditions and vice versa.
various other forms of monotheistic religious persecution.
various other forms of monotheistic religious persecution.
What we find is a monotheistic God who is personal,
In either case, it fails the test of being a monotheistic system which postulates a creator god, a dualistic cosmology,
In the great monotheistic renaissance of Melchizedek's gospel during the sixth century before Christ, too few of the Salem missionaries penetrated Italy, and those who did
most scholars agree that any such historical influence on Christianity is entirely implausible given that first century monotheistic Galilean Jews would not have been open to what they would have seen as pagan stories.
they were frankly monotheistic;
From Moses to John the Baptist there extended an unbroken line of faithful teachers who passed the monotheistic torch of light from one generation to another while they unceasingly rebuked unscrupulous rulers, denounced commercializing priests,
