Contemplations on the Tree of Woe β’ 1153 implied HN points β’ 04 Oct 23
- Monotheism was a concept among pagan philosophers in antiquity, who believed in a single, superior God while acknowledging other lesser gods.
- The worship of a monotheistic God, called God Most High, was widespread in Late Antiquity, with evidence found in multiple regions.
- The origins of pagan monotheism were debated, with some scholars arguing for influences from Hellenistic philosophy, Roman religion, or independent evolution from local traditions.