Respuesta :

The main difference was the monoteism (the Trinity: God Father, God Son and Holy Spirit was inspired later in the history in the Trentus Concilium). All ancient cultures believed in different gods.

Answer:

Monotheism

Explanation:

The most important difference between Judaism and the beliefs of other early cultures was the belief in a single God. This is known as "monotheism," and Judaism is the first example of a monotheistic religion that we know of. Earlier religions were usually identified with the belief in various gods, often associated with natural elements or phenomena.

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