Monotheism is a belief that there is one Supreme Being, rather than many. As with every religion, it had implications for the human who fall into the arms of God, both in sacred, and secular ways. Not only the monotheist religions were able to convince people, but also abled those people to form closely knitted communities according to their likeness. Such communities, gathered on the basis of faith, would make efforts to live up to the God’s laws, and attempt to convince others to follow the God or the God’s way, as it is a duty for some religion to spread the God’s message (Christians with the duty to spread the Gospel serves as a prime example). In their mission to live congruent to the God’s messages and laws, those communities or individual…