Monotheism came before polytheism

"I'm sorry. I didn't realize Plato represented the entire population of Greece from all times. I admitted some Greeks were monotheists, I was specifically talking about the Greek myths that had a hierarchy of gods. Around 1200 BCE [1], many Greeks believed in the mythology. Plato was born around 428 BCE [2]. Plato may have held the concept that there was a singular God, but he came after." All Greek gods can be traced back to a single monotheistic god: chaos (1). "Matthew 27:46 "About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, "Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?" (which means "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?")."[4] Obviously Jesus changed his mind when it came to that whole crucifixion thing." " I said that Egyptian cities may have had only one, monotheistic god, but they had polytheistic attributes, such as not deny other people's gods and even absorbing them." which confirms my source that says that they eventually split into polytheistic gods. He was speaking from his human perspective. " it is also insulting/ridiculous to state that every person that has ever lived had not only a concept of a monotheistic god, but your monotheistic god. If anything, that verse is just trying to find an answer to what happens to the people that never heard of your God, and the answer is burn them. I'm also going to throw in how it is also insulting to other people's religions to call them fools, and especially arrogant to suggest you are wise for believing in something that has yet to be demonstrated." I would address this but because this is based on monotheism itself, i leave this for another debate. "You seem to think that for me to deny that monotheism came before, and necessarily evolved into, polytheism I must take the side that polytheism came first and started monotheism. No. The Burden of Proof is on you to show that you are correct. I do not have to show that the opposite is correct, just that you're reasonings and arguments are flawed enough to be dismissed. You also haven't shown that the polytheistic religion of the Nordic people were once monotheists, which would show that monotheism wasn't a universal concept that evolved into polytheism... That evolved once more into monotheism?" You ignored the sources i quoted and the implications they bring. According to this source (2), Nordics were also once monotheistic: "Wirth claimed to reconstruct not only the history of the Nordic?Atlantic race, but moreover its religion. It would have been a superior, monotheistic religion, distinct from the animism and demonism of the African and Asiatic natives, without dogmas, of a great purity and potentially universal " The primordial religion of 15,000 BCE would have been solar and penetrated with the sense of a universal law of "eternal return", of death and rebirth " So Wirth speaks of a primordial Nordic monotheism and of a "cosmic Nordic Christianity" that would therefore date back to thousands of years before Christ." In conclusion, monotheism seems to be the origin of polytheistic religions which altered that one concept of God into many gods personified by nature. Sources: 1. http://en.wikipedia.org... 2. http://www.gornahoor.net...