Look, I'm only going to reply one more time to you because honestly I'm sick to death of this line of "argumentation" from people who do not know or want to know anything about Christian theology and reduce everything to "magic sky fairy" or in your case "sandnigger god". Every religion on earth was monotheistic until it was at some point corrupted by introducing polytheism in order to justify that culture's own degeneracy or to assign purpose to something they didn't understand. The Greeks philosophers themselves had essentially reduced the concept of the Divine back to a single God (Aristotle's Uncaused Cause and the like), and the worship of multiple gods was more or less something that the uneducated plebeians took part in while the powerful exploited the pantheon for monetary and political gain. The point of the Hebrew Scripture was to show that this singular God of the universe had chosen a group of people, despite their own weaknesses and degeneracies, because the progenitor of that people saw through the polytheism of his day back to the singular God. The Hebrews weren't better than anyone else and, in fact, were sometimes worse than others... and the whole point of the Old Testament Prophets was to warn them to get their act together or they would be punished. Jesus Himself points out when they tell him they have special DNA (the "seed of Abraham") that God could raise up rocks for the same purpose. The opening of the Gospel of John is the marriage of Greek philosophy and Hebrew Divine Revelation when John unites the various Greek ideas of God with the Greek concept of Logos: it is the marriage of East and West in the revealed doctrine of the Trinity. For further reading, I highly recommend GK Chesterton's *The Everlasting Man*, or Augustine's *Confessions* or *City of God*, or E Michael Jones' *Logos Rising*.