Monolatry - Revision history

Aleph at 01:41, 10 October 2025

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	* Cult of Lolth. Lolth demands the drow worship her to the exclusion of all other gods.		* Cult of Lolth. Lolth demands the drow worship her to the exclusion of all other gods.
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Aleph at 03:56, 28 September 2025

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	Monolatry is to be distinguished with ''[[henotheism]]'', which is the worship of a single deity while accepting that other deities may be validly worshiped, and ''[[monotheism]]'', which is even more extreme than monolatry: it rejects the very deity of other "gods."		Monolatry is to be distinguished with ''[[henotheism]]'', which is the worship of a single deity while accepting that other deities may be validly worshiped, and ''[[monotheism]]'', which is even more extreme than monolatry: it rejects the very deity of other "gods."

	~~An example~~ of ~~monolatry in Marillia is the religion imposed on the [[drow]] by [[~~Lolth~~]]: she~~ demands the drow worship her, to the exclusion of all other gods.		== Real-life examples ==

			* Atenism

			== Examples ==

			* Cult of Lolth. Lolth demands the drow worship her to the exclusion of all other gods.

Aleph at 14:02, 14 July 2025

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	Monolatry is to be distinguished with ''[[henotheism]]'', which is the worship of a single deity while accepting that other deities may be validly worshiped, and ''[[monotheism]]'', which is even more extreme than monolatry: it rejects the very deity of other "gods."		Monolatry is to be distinguished with ''[[henotheism]]'', which is the worship of a single deity while accepting that other deities may be validly worshiped, and ''[[monotheism]]'', which is even more extreme than monolatry: it rejects the very deity of other "gods."

	An example of monolatry in Marillia is the religion imposed on the drow by [[Lolth]]: she demands the drow worship her, to the exclusion of all other gods.		An example of monolatry in Marillia is the religion imposed on the [[drow]] by [[Lolth]]: she demands the drow worship her, to the exclusion of all other gods.

Aleph at 14:03, 8 July 2025

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	'''Monolatry''' (Greek ''monos'' "one" + ''theos'' "god") refers to the worship of a single god and the rejection that other gods may be validly worshiped.		'''Monolatry''' (Greek ''monos'' "one" + ''theos'' "god") refers to the worship of a single god and the rejection that other gods may be validly worshiped.

			Monolatry is to be distinguished with ''[[henotheism]]'', which is the worship of a single deity while accepting that other deities may be validly worshiped, and ''[[monotheism]]'', which is even more extreme than monolatry: it rejects the very deity of other "gods."

			An example of monolatry in Marillia is the religion imposed on the drow by [[Lolth]]: she demands the drow worship her, to the exclusion of all other gods.

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'''Monolatry''' (Greek ''monos'' "one" + ''theos'' "god") refers to the worship of a single god and the rejection that other gods may be validly worshiped.