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Non-Christian, non-Jewish, non-Muslim strict monotheists & worship
- Thread starter Karolina
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Sedim Haba
Outa here... bye-bye!
I identify as Pre-Abrahamic Noahide, I follow the Seven Laws Of Noah, plus certian other Torah Ethical laws.
Hi. You may be interested in reading up on one or both of these:
God-fearer - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
The wiki links are just for starters. There's plenty more information about both of these groups out in the world (though granted, like any historical subject, there are still many unanswered questions).
God-fearer - Wikipedia
Hanif - Wikipedia
The wiki links are just for starters. There's plenty more information about both of these groups out in the world (though granted, like any historical subject, there are still many unanswered questions).
I am not implying that all monotheists must adhere to some organized religion, but there are also the Sikh.
And it is entirely possible to be a monotheist Pagan, Hindu, etc.
Of course, whether that conforms to the needs, expectations and desires of specific people is something of an open question.
And it is entirely possible to be a monotheist Pagan, Hindu, etc.
Of course, whether that conforms to the needs, expectations and desires of specific people is something of an open question.
I’m not a strict monotheist, but If I were and didn’t identify with any existent monotheistic religion, I would make offerings of libations and incense to God at a specific spot every day and ask him every morning and every night how he wants to be worshiped. At night, I would meditate on his qualities and attributes before falling asleep. Prayers of thanksgiving and supplication would be said at every offering and before falling asleep. This is just what I would do. Perhaps God might speak and reveal something about a ritual calendar, proper offerings, righteousness, a great plan, etc.?
