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Is Taoism monotheistic?

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No taoism is different from monotheistic

Yangguang answered Sep 8, 2017

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No, it doesn't have even one god it's based on nature. It's more of a philosophy than a religion because it doesn't have a god

Aman Rawat answered Sep 10, 2017

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