Unitarian monotheism

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Unitarian Monotheism is a form of monotheism that teaches that the single god/God is not and cannot be divided into more than one part. Examples of religions that have this teaching are Judaism, Samaritanism, and Islam.

In contrast with Unitarian Monotheism is Trinitarian Monotheism.

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