Monotheism and the resurrection of humanwill

Authors

  • Darradji zerroukhi University of M'sila

Keywords:

Education, monotheism, belief, Islam, universalism

Abstract

We must understand that monotheism is not just a declaration or publicity, but rather monotheism requires benevolence and justice, and requires work and production in order to support the doctrine of monotheism, and requires interaction with others, caring for them and interacting with their problems, and monotheism does not allow a false identity whose theoretical perception contradicts its practical reality, and a society that has not He was unable to transmit his faith to others, and he did not create a civilization of his own and did not have the ambition to universalize its values. It is a society far from the level of universal Islam, and not at the level of the doctrine of monotheism.

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Published

2024-12-31

How to Cite

zerroukhi, D. (2024). Monotheism and the resurrection of humanwill. The Journal of Al Inassa and Society Sciences, 8(2), 61–76. Retrieved from https://journals.univ-msila.dz/index.php/JASS/article/view/5545

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