Monotheism, the route to disharmony,

During the era of the great civilizations of antiquity, the polytheistic religions considered it their sacred duty to maintain justice, order and equilibrium for all that was living: man, the animals and the plants, without which life was not possible.

By contrast, with the coming of the monotheistic religions it is the worship and adoration of the unique deity and the faith in the dogmas purported to him that have an importance above all other considerations.

As each monotheism believes that it is only their deity who is unique and that it is only he who is the source of all truth, the risk of conflict between those who hold a contrary view is ever present.

The multiplicity of gods and the absence of dogmas had assured that religion was not a reason for conflict at the time of the polytheistic civilizations of antiquity.

In epoca marilor civilizatii din antichitate, religiile politeiste considerau ca este datoria lor sacra sa mentina dreptatea, ordinea si echilibrul pentru tot ceea ce traia: omul, animalele si plantele, fara de care viata nu era posibila. venirea religiilor monoteiste este inchinarea si adoratia zeitatii unice si credinta in dogmele care i se pretind, care au o importanta mai presus de toate celelalte consideratii. Deoarece fiecare monoteism crede ca numai zeitatea lor este unica si ca este doar cel care este sursa oricarui adevar, riscul conflictului dintre cei care au o viziune contrara este mereu prezent. Multiplicitatea zeilor si absenta dogmelor asigurasera ca religia nu era un motiv de conflict in timpul civilizatii politeiste din antichitate.