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Polytheism is the belief in multiple gods. This is in contrast to monotheism, the belief in one deity. Most ancient religions were polytheistic.

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−	'''Polytheism''' is the belief in multiple gods. This is in contrast to [[monotheism]], the belief in one [[deity]]. Most ancient religions were polytheistic and in modern times [[Hinduism]] is largest and best known of the polytheistic religions, being one of the few polytheistic religions from that ancient time period that did not [[die]] out. The trend over time has been towards Monotheism.	+	'''Polytheism''' is the belief in multiple gods. This is in contrast to [[monotheism]], the belief in one [[deity]]. Most ancient religions were polytheistic.

	[[Category:Types of Theism]]		[[Category:Types of Theism]]