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Polytheıstıc vs. monotheıstıc relıgıons:

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POLYTHEISM
WHY HAVE JUST ONE IMAGINARY FRIEND?

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Some of the Ancient Egypt  Gods  and Goddesses

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Monotheism is the belief that there is only one God. Monotheistic religions are also known as Abrahamic Religions: -Christianity, -Islam, -Judaism.

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Polytheism  or idolatry necessarily must have been the first and most ancient religion of humankind. It is a matter of fact incontestable, that about 1700 years ago, all humankind were idolaters. The doubtful and  skeptical  principles of a few philosophers, and the theism, and that too not entirely pure, of one or two nations, form no objection worth regarding.  (Hume, D., 1757)  It  seems certain that, according to the natural progress of human thought, the ignorant multitude must first entertain some grovelling and familiar notion of superior powers, before they stretch their conception to that perfect Being who bestowed order on the whole frame of nature. ( Hume, D., 1757)

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-  The  most ancient record of human race, and by far the most credible, are the writings of Moses, being written upwards of 1500 years before our era, and consequently 3300 years ago; and these unequivocally attest the unity of the Supreme Being to have been originally known to the whole human race .  (Kirwan, R., 1810)

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Akhenaten is an Egyptian Pharaoh He established the first known Monotheistic Religion, Atenism. Under Akhenaten’s rule, ancient Egyptians moved to worshipping a single sun god, Aten.

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Monotheism Polytheism The belief  of there is only one Superior Being The belief and  worshipping of several Superior Beings Christianity, Islam,  Judaism Buddhism, Shinto, Taoism, Ancient  Greece and Egypt Believed to be the oldest  religion of humankind Also believed  to be the oldest religion of humankind Majority  of the people still believe in monotheistic religions Except for East Asia  and India, polytheism is now called ‘mythology’

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References Hume (1757)  Natural History of Religion Kirwan (1810) On Polytheism, Idolatry and Greek Mythology Pictures: Pinterest

Public Speaking Final Presentation-Yersu Büyükdağ.pptx

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