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 God - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Many Jews consider the messiah of Christianity (Jesus) to be a false god and some monotheists (notably fundamentalist Christians) hold that there is one triune God, and that all gods of other religions are actually demons in disguise (as in 2nd Corinthians 11 verse 14).
It is important to note, however, that monotheists of one religion can, and often do, consider the monotheistic god of a different religion to be a false god.
Trinitarian monotheists believe in one God that exists as three distinct persons who share the same substance/essence; the Christian version of this is called the Trinity, the Hindu version Trimurti, differs from Christianity in holding that God has three aspects rather than being three distinct persons.
http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/God

  
 The Monotheists Among the Christ
Here, when we refer to the Monotheists among the Christians then we mean the sect which believes in the Oneness of God, and that Jesus is His Messenger, and a full rejection of the doctrine of Trinity.
This later church was formed in 1793 and it claims to be monotheist.
The monotheist were put under tremendous persecution from the official churches and were cursed by the opposing Christian congregations.
http://www.islamscience.com/monotheistsEA2.html

  
 Talk:Monotheism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Deism is a term which refers to belief in the absolute transcendence of the divine, a Deist comes to their belief through reason, and rejects any religious revelations such as the Bible, the Tanakh, or the Qur'an.
To me there is a fundamental qualitative difference between a lot of conceptions of a monotheistic God and polytheistics gods, rather than just a quantitative difference in the number of gods you believe in.
The three main Western religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, are monotheistic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Monotheism

  
 bibleteacher.org: Cultic Related Studies - Dcult
The Christian Monotheists teach that the doctrine of the Trinity is an evil heresy that the Protestant Church imported from the Catholic faith.
I joined the Christian Monotheists, was re-baptized, and was a faithful member for about a year.
Now, having said all this, let me reiterate: I, myself, do not believe that the salvation that the Christian Monotheist possesses is any less effective than the salvation that the Trinitarian possesses, as long as believers in both camps have accepted the Jesus Christ portrayed in the Scriptures as their personal Savior.
http://www.woundedheart.org/Dm077.htm

  
 Monotheism
This attitude, of the monotheists, is a manifestation of religious bigotry to the highest degree.
Of course the laity within the monotheistic systems are for the most part sincere and loving believers, who firmly believe that they are doing god’s will by spreading his doctrine.
If and when the monotheists adhere faithfully to their religious concepts, which encourage them to spread their doctrine to the far reaches of the world, they in affect become a menace to all cultures that would like to be left alone to worship
http://www.newagedatabase.com/monotheism.htm

  
 Polytheism - Articles and Information
Many more philosophical polytheists come to regard their multiplicity of gods as representing aspects or facets of a greater divine unity: not a personal god as in the monotheistic religions, but an ultimate reality of the divine.
Today, most historical polytheistic religions are referred to as "mythology", though the stories cultures tell about their gods should be distinguished from their cultus or religious practice.
Those that weren't include the monotheistic Abrahamic religions, dualistic Zoroastrianism and Mithraism, and possibly the short-lived Atenism promulgated by Akhenaton in Egypt in the 1350s BC.
http://www.ezresult.com/article/Polytheistic

  
 "Is There A God?", by Jim Thomas: theology, atheism, agnostic, apologetics, faith,
Monotheists believe that God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and is not confined by time and space as we humans are.
Obviously, polytheists and monotheists are in opposite corners as to the number of god figures that exist and as such they cannot both be right.
These relate to the central figure of the Christian faith, Jesus Christ, what his mission on earth was and whether or not He rose from the dead after being crucified on the cross.
http://members.aol.com/saysofans/theo2.html

  
 Sword&Spirit + The Library
The three great monotheistic religions, Christianity, Judaism and Islam, all teach that there is one eternal, sovereign, immutable and merciful God who created the universe.
Mormons claim they are "'monotheistic" merely because their principal concern is with the one central deity, the earth god Elohim.
By contrast, unlike many polytheistic occult religions of the East they do not teach that God changes over the aeons (that God is finite), or that there are many gods (which is polytheism) or that matter and God are both eternal and inseparably divine.
http://swordandspirit.com/LIBRARY/texts/thegodsaremany.php

  
 CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Monotheism
Yet even this religion is rarely classed by scholars among monotheistic religions, owing to the polytheistic colouring of its worship of the subordinate nature-spirits, and also to its retention of the ancient Aryan rite of fire-worship, justified by Zoroastrians of modern times as a form of symbolic worship of Ormuzd.
The so-called survivals in higher religions, such as belief in food-eating ghosts, pain-causing spirits, witchcraft, the use of amulets and fetishes, are often cited as evidence that even such forms of Monotheism as Judaism and Christianity are but outgrowths of lower religions.
A nobler religion outside the sphere of revealed religion is not to be found.
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10499a.htm

  
 Volconvo Political Forums - Why do Gods Exist
ALL are inside the Multiverse but the "one god" of the monotheists is not according to monotheists and to claim that it is inside and to call it God, is not monotheism.
According to the texts monotheists themselves have written and are contained in a book of theirs -the only one they ever wrote- called "the bible", we find that monotheism is "the belief that there is a non-material being, which they call god, that lies outside the Multiverse, who has constructed the Multiverse".
And while they usually say that they "prefer to refer to these matters as philosophical rather than religious" they write on their Pythagoras articles that the number 1 is the "one god" of which only the monotheists speak of.
http://www.volconvo.com/forums/printthread.php?t=618

  
 The Power of Monotheism
Monotheist’s perception of Self is reflection of The God dressed in layers of the Finite structures.
The Monotheists are interested with the Infinite that is reflected in community.
Monotheists do not build, do not accumulate their world, they recreate it.
http://www.edgesensor.com/basics/monotheism.html

  
 FT February: Books in Review: The Monotheists: Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Conflict and Competition
All three monotheistic religions trace their origins back to a definitive revelation in history: Orthodox Jews claim that revelation culminated in Moses; Christians hold that Jesus Christ is the ultimate and definitive revelation of God; and Muslims confess Muhammad as the last and final prophet of salvation history.
But because each monotheistic religion began with a revelation that constituted—and continues to shape—a historical community traversing the vicissitudes of history, the complexities pile up and give to each religion a unique contour that no philosophy can blur, let alone obliterate.
That is, it grants, as St. Augustine’s Socrates would wish to, the belief system of each religion on its own terms; but as the book’s subtitle indicates, it also shares Hobbes’ pessimism that these conflicting accounts of revelation can be reconciled, either irenically or polemically.
http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft0402/reviews/oakes.html

  
 Let's Bring Yahweh to School
This is the problem with all Monotheists, who erroneously claim that a return to their mythology is the perfect answer.
The call for a return to Islamic values in Iran was a disaster, yet the Monotheists are still calling for yet another return to Islam.
Here we see the kind of frightening right-wing attitude Monotheists bring to the table, where they assume that violence is the answer.
http://www.geocities.com/freethoughtmecca/7mail.html

  
 JoT Jihad Monotheist
They are monotheists, as they believe that there is no God but God.
Does the sense of moral superiority that follows so often from monotheism make it easier for monotheists to kill thousands of their spiritual enemies?
Does the implicit message of "us (God's true believers) vs. them (the devil's children)" make it easier for monotheists to plan wanton destruction, provided that destruction is directed against outsiders?
http://www.jonathantweet.com/jotjihadmonothei.html

  
 Some Frequently Asked Questions
These are all difficult points to make with conservative monotheists today, since in their view any practice or belief that rejects the Christian God becomes, by definition, "of the Devil." In many respects, however, Satan represents too strong a god concept for most pagans.
Joseph Campbell explained this difference by reference to the way the ancient Semites, running counter to most cultures, gave emphasis to their "Creator God" over "local gods." Pagans, on the other hand, are typically preoccupied with the ways divinity is manifest in all things, great and small.
English dictionaries define "pagans" negatively, usually as "people who are not Christian" or who "have no religion." Modern paganism offers a huge sweep of different religious orientations, and so it is easier to define paganism by what it is not (e.g.
http://www.uwf.edu/tprewitt/FAQs.htm

  
 Goddess Isis
The monotheists who were not descendants of the gods, who were not "patricians" of the Isis bloodline, had no legitimate claims to political power.
The Temple of Isis was trying to breed the masses up out of their ignorance and misery.
It served their interests to see the Temple destroyed.
http://www.resurrectisis.org/home.html

  
 St. John and Monotheism
It is usually to John's Gospel that Christians look when they want to understand whether they are closer to Jews and Muslims who believe in one God, or to Hindus who believe in a variety of divine beings, or whether their beliefs are different from both.
Today, Christians and Jews consider themselves monotheists, and monotheism means the belief that there is only one God.
This was a way that, in this period of Jewish history, God was believed to honour and empower his agents, and it is a continuation and development of this idea that is found in John.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/5490/6thform.htm

  
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As monotheists, we differ from those who hold that the existence of the world is necessary rather than derivative from the existence of God, and from those who hold the mystical doctrine that all that exists is God and no part of God exists apart from the universe.
The kind of Christian monotheistic beliefs described above divorces humans from nature and drives a wedge between us and other animals, separating us from creation in a hierarchical dualism that rationalizes institutions of oppression: of spirit over matter, souls over bodies, men over women, and humans over nature.
First note that a firm belief in the distinction of humanity and divinity leads to the major philosophical problem monotheists face.
http://www4.ncsu.edu/unity/users/g/glcomsto/www/Toward.doc

  
 Peters, F.E.: The Monotheists: Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Conflict and Competition, Volume I: The Peoples of God.
The world's three great monotheistic religions have spent most of their historical careers in conflict or competition with each other.
Frank Peters, one of the world's foremost experts on the monotheistic faiths, takes Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and after briefly tracing the roots of each, places them side by side to show both their similarities and their differences.
The Monotheists: Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Conflict and Competition, Volume II: The Words and Will of God.
http://www.pupress.princeton.edu/titles/7585.html

  
 Humanity always needs God and religion
Monotheists know that only God has true power, can benefit or harm them, fulfill their needs, cause them to die, or wield authority and influence.
This firm belief in One God and dependence upon Him makes monotheists the bravest of people.
They have perfect faith in God, Who is above all need, related to none, absolutely just, and without partner in His exercise of Divine Power.
http://www.thewaytotruth.org/islam-humanity/humanityneedsgod.html

  
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Historical literature frequently mentions four of those monotheists who lived in Mekka : Waraka Son of Noufal, Zeid son of Nofile, Khalid son of Senan, and Omeyya son of Abil Sult.
Of the second, Zaid, much has been written by historians especially those of the West who maintained that he denounced the gods of Quraish, the idols they worshipped and exhorted the people of Mekka to be monotheists and to worship God only.
He was the first to speak to him of the new mission, confirmed his belief therein, and gave him valuable encouragement and support.
http://www.islamic-council.org/lib/the-islamic-call/monotheists.html

  
 Monotheism blamed for history's bloodshed
Yet he insists that he is a "Jewish monotheist." "I recite the Sh'ma (Judaism's creedal statement of monotheistic orthodoxy), but I also entertain the idea that there are many ways that people perceive the one, true God.
Kirsch may have a sweet spot for polytheism, but he fully acknowledges that polytheists, including pre-Christian Romans, can be as brutish as fervent monotheists (his term for fanatical fundamentalists).
The reason, he maintains, is monotheism's traditional claim to exclusive possession of absolute truth.
http://www.hvk.org/articles/0604/102.html

  
 Rebuttals to Jamal Badawi's "Radio Al-Islam Channel RA 200"[Deification of Jesus : Its Evolution VI - The Council of ...
Trinitarians said that the Bible says that Christ is the eternal image of the Father, the monotheists said that the Bible says that all men are the image of God.
But again the monotheists said that this was their own word and does not appear in the Bible.
What happened was not unity but imposition, as if the belief in God must be subjected to democratic voting.
http://answering-islam.org/Responses/Badawi/Radio/RA200K24.htm

  
 Classical Values :: New, improved?
Monotheists often miss the practical, very real applications of paganism, probably because they get so caught up in (maybe beaten down by) the faith aspects of religion.
In my view, pagans and monotheists did not define "god" in the same way, and this led to endless misunderstandings.
(Even true believer monotheists might pause to ask themselves what would prevent an all-powerful deity from appearing anytime, anywhere, in whatever form he might choose....)
http://www.classicalvalues.com/archives/000404.html

  
 The Monotheists By F. E. Peters, Book Review in America, the Catholic magazine with book reviews, news, opinion & ...
The irony is that Jews, Christians and Muslims all trace their origins to Abraham and profess strong belief in one God (and the one God only).
In the words of F. Peters, the adherents of these three monotheistic religions constitute a “fractious family,” whose members have much in common but are still fighting about who is the true heir of Abraham.
The comparisons among the three religions serve to highlight their most central concerns, while allowing us to see how they have approached similar issues or crises in ways that are sometimes similar and sometimes different.
http://www.americamagazine.org/gettextBR.cfm?articleTypeID=31&textID=3546&issueID=481

  
 FrontPage magazine.com :: Murderous Monotheists by Stephen Schwartz
Wahhabism, now the state religion of Saudi Arabia, continues to assert that Islam as practiced in nearly the whole of the global Muslim community outside the Saudi kingdom is actually apostasy.
The Arabic term for polytheism is shirk, or "assigning partners to Allah." According to the Wahhabi creed, in recent centuries, only the followers of Ibn Abd al-Wahhab and their descendants have been true monotheists.
But Tawhid does not mean "unity," much less "unification"; it means "uniqueness," as in the uniqueness of God the Creator.
http://www.frontpagemagazine.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=15347

  
 Sikhs are monotheists who have always avoided the worship of images
Sikhs are monotheists who have always avoided the worship of images; the most sacred object in the Golden Temple is a copy of their scripture, the Guru Granth Sahib.
The dome on the left side of the building here is supposed to represent an inverted lotus, through which the nectar of God's wisdom can be poured out to humans below.
Sikhs are monotheists who have always avoided the worship of images
http://www2.carthage.edu/~lochtefe/indiajterm/goldentemple.html

  
 CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Christianity
The ancient world was given to Pantheism and creature-worship; Israel only, not because of its "monotheistic instinct" (Renan), but because of the periodic interposition of God through His prophets, resisted in the main the general tendency to idolatry.
In that nation alone, the great truths of the existence and unity of God, His providential ruling of His creatures and their responsibility towards Him, were preserved unimpaired amidst general corruption.
They were strict monotheists, believing in the unity, power, and holiness of the Supreme Deity.
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/03712a.htm

  
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 The Paganism of Christianity - Above Top Secret Conspiracy Community
Getting them to convert to a monotheistic religion would be much easier if you also gave them something like they were used to worshiping - the saints - in place of their old 'gods'.
It is a mystery." Yeah, sounds like an excuse to me. Religion always falls back on "It's a mystery." That fails to explain how they can claim to be monotheists yet have three supreme gods, a god of the underworld (not worshipped, but believed in), the mother of God, and tons of saints.
But lets not pretend that there weren't influences from other religions on early christianity or that there wasn't a co-opting of 'pagan' religious ritual, beleifs, and even holy places by christianity.
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=105474

  
 Amazon.com: Books: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Volume 1: From Covenant to Community
The Monotheists: Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Conflict and Competition, Volume I : The Peoples of God (Monotheists) by F.
I took Peters' class at NYU and found this book to be an excellent companion for studying the monotheistic traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
For those who have studied religion and theology already, this book may not be as useful.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0691020442?v=glance

  
 Brainstorms: Michael Behe's Mousetrap Revisited
While the teachings of the Buddah never address the issue of gods or how to worship them, the Buddah himself was a polytheist.
As a matter of fact, what I said is as true of Buddhists as it is for any other group of people.
Thus, it certainly can't be, that for them, God consisted only in the explanation of mystery.
http://www.iscid.org/boards/ubb-get_topic-f-6-t-000550-p-4.html

  
 An Ultimatum
Disagreement among monotheists are categorically different from the disagreement between monotheists and idol worshipers.
Abdullah Arik, the official leader of the cult, is a very nice felow who is trying hard to keep the unity of the congregation, unfortunately at the cost of compromising with idol-carvers.
I believe that if you pick "b" as your answer for all or most of the questions you are fooling yourself by claiming that you are following the Quran alone.
http://www.yuksel.org/e/religion/submitters.htm

  
 MysticWicks Online Pagan Community and Pagan Forums - Holy Wars, Batman!
Consequently, the monotheists would be outraged at anyone who did not worship their version of divinity because doing so compelled the monotheists to realize that other people had other views and there was every possibility that they, the monotheists, could be wrong.
I mean even the Romans, who were no slouches when it came to forcing their ways on others, were remarkably open minded about religion, at least in the pre-Emperor days.
I have a theory that people of polytheistic faiths were much more accustomed to the idea of multiple versions of divinity, while monotheistic faiths tend to stress the One True Way/All Others Are False horses**t.
http://www.mysticwicks.com/showthread.php?t=16450

  
 Wahhabism
Naturally, this victorious group will be the same monotheist group, especially, that the content of their suggestion was the matter of construction of mosque for the sake of worshipping Allah.
This itself is a witness that those making the suggestion were monotheists and God-worshippers.
It was reasonable and polite of the Wahhabis that before arguing about hadith, they should first have sought the reference from the Holy Qur’an and then attempted the analysis of the tradition.
http://www.al-islam.org/wahhabism/4.htm

  
 Life is a Random Draw: Ridiculing Monotheists
I have long maintained that it is the belief in a monotheistic god that unleashes the horrors we see on earth.
Not just that but also that this "God" is not concerned about the innocents in Iraq -- those can die horribly and that "God" will not have any responsibility.
The horrors that people commit under the delusion of an intolerant mad monotheistic (IMM) "God" is beyond measure.
http://are.berkeley.edu/~atanu/blog/archives/000026.html

  
 Commonweal: God Is A Sociologist. - One True God: Historical Consequences of Monotheism - book review
People will, he thinks, tend to prefer gods who are reliable and predictable, and who have the power to deliver what's wanted; they will, then, over time tend to evolve monotheistic beliefs, because it's easier and better to deal with one God than with many, especially with a God whose power is limitless.
Stark's theory has monotheism--the belief that there is just one God, just one giver of supernatural blessings and curses--as its object.
And this is best done, claims Stark, when religious diversity is maximized and no one, or two, monotheisms hold the reins of political power.
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1252/is_19_128/ai_80787148

  
 Polytheistics vs. Monotheists in Ancient Religions Example Essays.com - Over 101,000 essays, term papers and book ...
Polytheistics have many gods while monotheists believe in only one god.
Scholars have tended to discuss ancient religions as polytheistic or monotheistic.
Polytheistics vs. Monotheists in Ancient Religions Example Essays.com - Over 101,000 essays, term papers and book reports!
http://www.exampleessays.com/viewpaper/2651.html

  
 Gentiles
In fact, he can worship any monotheistic religion he chooses.
He is violating the covenant G-d made with Noah and his descendants and will be punished for those sins.
Judaism does not denigrate gentiles and does not see them as condemened to eternal damnation.
http://talmud.faithweb.com/articles/gentiles.html

  
 The Muslim belief concerning the destiny of non-Muslim monotheists in the Hereafter - Q&A Library- Islam Q&A
The Muslim belief concerning the destiny of non-Muslim monotheists in the Hereafter - Q&A Library- Islam QandA
Question #434: The Muslim belief concerning the destiny of non-Muslim monotheists in the Hereafter
Or for that matter, what about monotheists who are not Muslim?
http://63.175.194.25/index.php?ln=eng&ds=qa&lv=browse&QR=434&dgn=3

  
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Instead of attempting to learn and grow into a greater understanding by sharing ideas and accepting what is good, regardless of its source, monotheists choose to do acts of great evil and force their myopia on others.
The monotheists ignore this and insist that THEY have the one and only true insight.
http://www.beliefnet.com/boards_mini/index.asp?pageID=8&boardID=62843

  
 In the name of Allah
The father and the son, true Monotheists (Muslims), were thus raising the foundations with trembling hearts, for the Muslims are Allah’s most devoted servants, ever fearful of his displeasure.
While building the Ka'bah, therefore, both of them were afraid that Allah may not accept their humble service, hence that prayer of theirs.
With these, he praises his One and Only Lord, as he circles a spot made Holy by the presence of His House.
http://www.islamworld.net/black_stone.htm

  
 Do You (Wiccans and Other Pagans) believe in God?
Many Pagans and Wiccans see the God of Abraham, the god shared by Jews, Christians and Muslims as the god of "another people" To some Pagan monotheists, he is seen as a mere aspect of a larger god, to other Pagan monotheists, he is seen as false god altogether.
-Some Pagans are Monotheists, who see all things as God, and see all Gods as "aspects" of a really big god.
-Some Pagans are monotheists who believe in a single god who is male or female, or beyond gender.
http://gamma.faithweb.com/10.html

  
 Monotheists not in those other groups
Since I am a monotheist and a follower of the words of Christ wherein he says
Yet in the seeking knocking and asking that I was commanded to do, I no longer can follow what today is known as Christianity.
http://www.comparative-religion.com/forum/showthread.php?t=890

  
 washingtonpost.com: All for One
Some monotheists brand people who do not share their particular beliefs evil and seek to destroy them.
God Against the Gods finds him in good form, retelling lively stories about the struggle of monotheists against polytheists (and vice versa) from biblical times until the fourth century A.D. when Theodosius the Great outlawed pagan worship and made the Catholic version of monotheism the Roman Empire's state religion.
Others are inspired by the idea of one God to conceive of one human family, related by ties of love and responsibility.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A16230-2004Apr15?language=printer

  
 Open Directory - Society:Religion and Spirituality
Some pagans are polytheistic and believe in a whole pantheon of gods, spirits and so on while others may believe in just two gods (usually a male and female) and some are monotheistic.
Arising out of the polytheistic traditions of ancient India and Iran, he was one of the first monotheists in human history.
It covers both the resurrection, recreation or revival of old pre-Christian religions (often defined from the perspective of the Roman empire) but also covers new religions who have adopted the label.
http://dmoz.org/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/desc.html

  
 Christians are Monotheists, Aren't Witches Polytheists?
This is especially true for those Pagans who were Christians, for it is almost universal that the kind of Christianity they embraced temporarily was dominated by the "only one true God" form of "Monotheism".
I don't wish to simply dismiss this concern and then present arguments why the Craft can be practiced in a Monotheistic spiritual path.
There is at least a third position that once can take on the issue of the unity/plurality of the Divine, unfortunately it too goes by the name of Monotheism!
http://members.aol.com/Rawnamoon/mono.html

  
 The Monotheists: The Peoples of God
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 Ancient Egypt: Egyptian Divinity - Who's In Charge Here?
In our modern, monotheistic worldview, divinity is separated out from everyday life, and concentrated in the single personality of the anthropomorphized deity to whom we are related -- "Our Father" -- Zeus and family remote on Mt.
The physical space/time world in which we live is seen as somehow "corrupted" in comparison to this celestial place.
There is no one "head God" in the Egyptian pantheon, and this fact has mystified, frustrated, confused, puzzled, amused and outraged monotheists around the world for 2,500 years.
http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Ancient_Egypt/id/35261

  
 Islamica Community Forums - Why are Non-Muslims not allowed in Mecca?
Muslims from all over the globe come to Hijaz to renew their faith in a spirit of true Islamic-ness, and so it is imperative that these types of kaafir activities are not hampering the effort.
Why are non-Muslims not allowed in Mecca, even if they are monotheists like Jews, Christians, Baha'is, etc? Was this something Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) did or was this rule invented over time?
Because it's not a tourist destination, for their own source of entertainment and pleasure.
http://www.islamicaweb.com/archive/t-20985

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