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monolatry

Terms vs Monolatry - What's the difference?

terms | monolatry |


As nouns the difference between terms and monolatry

is that terms is while monolatry is the worship of a single deity (while believing in the existence of others).

Monolatry vs Onolatry - What's the difference?

monolatry | onolatry |


As nouns the difference between monolatry and onolatry

is that monolatry is the worship of a single deity (while believing in the existence of others) while onolatry is worship of the ass or donkey.

Henotheism vs Monolatry - What's the difference?

henotheism | monolatry |


As nouns the difference between henotheism and monolatry

is that henotheism is belief in or worship of one deity without denying the existence of other deities while monolatry is the worship of a single deity (while believing in the existence of others.

Monolatrism vs Monolatry - What's the difference?

monolatrism | monolatry | Synonyms |

Monolatrism is a synonym of monolatry.


As nouns the difference between monolatrism and monolatry

is that monolatrism is belief in multiple deities but worship of only one while monolatry is the worship of a single deity (while believing in the existence of others).

Deity vs Monolatry - What's the difference?

deity | monolatry |


As nouns the difference between deity and monolatry

is that deity is the state of being a god; divine characteristics, godhead while monolatry is the worship of a single deity (while believing in the existence of others.

Worship vs Monolatry - What's the difference?

worship | monolatry |


As nouns the difference between worship and monolatry

is that worship is the condition of being worthy; honour, distinction while monolatry is the worship of a single deity (while believing in the existence of others.

As a verb worship

is to reverence (a deity, etc.) with supreme respect and veneration; to perform religious exercises in honour of.