Question

Judaism has always proclamied itself as monotheistic. what evidence supports this claim, and what evidence suggests otherwise? please explain in detail!

Answer 1

Monotheism advances one God and one moral. It proposes one humanity because if there is only one God who created all, everyone is a family and children of the same God. It also suggests that human life is sacred because God is sacred.
Jews have always believed in one God, Yehova but they never tried to convert anyone to Judaism. This questions the universalising their morals because throughout the history, their God was retaliating other people. For Jews, rituals and social practices are more important and they don't care about whether this is been translated into their personal life. This is contradictory to their scriptures because they quote God saying though the prophets that He expects them to practice goodness in their personal and public life and hate their rituals. They treat God as sacred and Goodness but in their personal lives it's a question mark.