Religious Tradition Quick Check 2 of 42 of 4 Items Question Which of the following is the correct definition of monotheism?(1 point) Responses a faith or belief system in which many gods are worshipped a faith or belief system in which many gods are worshipped the concept of a person or living thing beginning a new life after death the concept of a person or living thing beginning a new life after death a faith or belief system in which a single god is worshipped a faith or belief system in which a single god is worshipped a concept in Indian religions of overcoming earthly vices and suffering
a faith or belief system in which a single god is worshipped
The correct definition of monotheism is a faith or belief system in which a single god is worshipped.
The correct definition of monotheism is "a faith or belief system in which a single god is worshipped." To determine this, we can eliminate the other options that do not match the definition.
Option 1 states "a faith or belief system in which many gods are worshipped." This does not match the definition of monotheism, which specifically refers to the belief in a single god.
Option 3 states "the concept of a person or living thing beginning a new life after death." This describes the concept of reincarnation, not monotheism.
Option 4 states "a concept in Indian religions of overcoming earthly vices and suffering." This refers to the concept of karma and reaching enlightenment, which is not synonymous with monotheism.
By process of elimination, we are left with option 2, which is the correct definition of monotheism.