Abstract
<p><em>In this era we, human beings upon earth, revolve around religious war, be it open or covert, in which every sect claims to own God. These symptoms of ownership have found expression in the past three thousand years, with the creation of the three major religions.</em></p><p><em>Is the phenomena of Monotheism new or archaic?<strong> </strong>And what is unique in “Druze” Monotheism in this context and in the context of their values and behavior?<strong> </strong></em></p><p><em>Is Monotheism embedded in human nature and is a part of us or is it a need for or a mechanism to cope with the metaphysical, unexplained natural forces? </em></p><p><em>Thus, arose the choice to probe the phenomena throughout history and among cultures, and to seek context within population research and background.</em></p><p><em>Kristach describes the fear of death as the first mother of all idols, upon which the pleading of people for salvation, compassion and prayer is based to keep disasters away (Tahtah, 2009). Is Monotheism a given feature exogenous to humans or an acquired one as part of an evolving process that accompanies humans?</em></p>
Highlights
In this era we, human beings upon earth, revolve around religious war, be it open or covert, in which every sect claims to own God
This is true for all religions and schools of thought that came after Islam and pursued Monotheism, like “Al-Mowahedoon Al-Druze”, Fatimide, Ismailia, Sufim and the Twelver
In the Zaroaster religion from the 7th century B.C., which has survived to this day, the Mandaeans worshipped one supreme sublime creator; even when polytheism prevailed in Ancient Greece in the 3rd-4th centuries B.C., there were philosophers who believed in God like Plato and Socrates; and Monotheism was not strange to the Hindu and Chinese faiths as well
Summary
Human beings upon earth, revolve around religious war, be it open or covert, in which every sect claims to own God. In this era we, human beings upon earth, revolve around religious war, be it open or covert, in which every sect claims to own God These symptoms of ownership have found expression in the past three thousand years, with the creation of the three major religions. Is the phenomena of Monotheism new or archaic? What is unique in “Druze” Monotheism in this context and in the context of their values and behavior? Arose the choice to probe the phenomena throughout history and among cultures, and to seek context within population research and background. Is Monotheism a given feature exogenous to humans or an acquired one as part of an evolving process that accompanies humans? Is Monotheism a given feature exogenous to humans or an acquired one as part of an evolving process that accompanies humans? Keywords Hyksos, Zoroastrianism, Armada, The Mandaeans, Bahaman, Zeus, Amen Mope, Akhenaton, Amenhotep, Papyrus, The Pyramid Tables
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