henotheismworshiping
Henotheism worshiping refers to a devotional framework in which adherents devote worship to one deity as supreme while acknowledging the existence or worship of other deities. It sits between monotheism and polytheism: monotheism asserts exclusive worship of a single god, while polytheism regards multiple gods as real and worthy of worship; henotheism allows a primary devotion without denying others.
In historical contexts, scholars identify henotheistic tendencies in ancient Vedic religion, where hymns often celebrate a
Key features include devotion to a chosen deity, ritual and temple or home shrine practices centered on
In modern scholarship, henotheism is used descriptively to capture historical and regional devotional patterns rather than