rome began following a monotheistic religion in at least the third century.
when did rome begin following a monotheistic religion?
at least the third century
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raḥmānism (musnad: 𐩧𐩢𐩣𐩬𐩬 "rḥmnn", "the merciful") (ar: الرحمن) refers to the monotheistic religion which ousted the polytheistic old south arabian religion from the 4th century ad.









































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since the sole indication of raḥmānism is the mention of a monotheistic god, it is difficult to establish whether raḥmānism is an homogenous religion or whether it can be identified with another monotheistic religion.









































from the second half of the fourth century the "merciful" (old south arabian rḥmn-n, where the "-n" is the definite article) and "the lord of heaven and earth" are increasingly invoked.
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