monolatry
/mɑːnəˈlætri/Definitions
1. noun
The worship of one god, while acknowledging the existence of other deities.
“The ancient culture was characterized by a form of monolatry, where they revered a single god while acknowledging the existence of others.”
2. noun
The practice of worshipping one god or a single deity within a pantheon, but not necessarily the only deity.
“In many ancient cultures, there was a form of monolatry where they worshipped a single god, but did not rule out the existence of other deities.”