The Monotheizing Process

The book explores the concept of monotheism within Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, arguing that none fully embodies the true monotheism defined in the Bible and the Qur'an. It highlights the tension between polytheistic elements in biblical texts and the monotheistic claims of these faiths. The author traces a historical process of "monotheizing," suggesting that the foundational commandments of these religions call for an ongoing commitment to understanding and believing in the One God of All, emphasizing the incomprehensibility of the divine.