What is cultural monotheism?

Cultural monotheism refers to a societal or cultural context where a single god or supreme being is predominantly acknowledged and revered, even if the actual practice may include elements of polytheism or syncretism. It emphasizes the belief in one ultimate divine authority while allowing for diverse expressions and interpretations of spirituality within the culture. This concept often arises in societies influenced by monotheistic religions, where the idea of one god shapes cultural norms, values, and practices.