Christianity As A Monotheistic Religion

Christianity was what used to be considered a monotheistic religion. While the true definition, means the belief in one God. Monotheistic, when referring to religion tends to have a negative connotation, as too many people for any length of time will rebel against one religion. Christianity was about traditions and following a certain doctrine and obedience. In the 1500’s the Roman Catholic Church ruled Europe. Even the King did not go against the Church. There was no separation of church and state. Ultimately the Pope was the leader of the western world. The early teachings of the Roman Catholic Church had people believing that if they made a misstep or challenged the Church in any way they would burn in Hell. The problems began