Christianity is the schizoid family member that claims monotheism yet embraces the TRINITY and Jesus and a Fallen Angel that fights and opposes God.
I understand the point you are making here, and I don't want to dismiss that point.
But by attributing all of those traits to Christianity, you are literally making the same error Faith routinely makes here. Christians are people who embrace Jesus in one of the many forms embracing might take, but it isn't necessary to either embrace the Trinity or to accept Satan as literally real in order to be Christians. For example, I doubt you fit that mold.
In either event, I don't think worshiping multiple deities who are all in one closely related pantheon really counts as enotheism. I don't think that term applies to most Christians, including the ones who don't buy into the Trinity.
I also suspect that many
modern followers of Judaism believe that those other gods described in the Bible are just superstitious claptrap. But back in the day, when those gods were thought to be real, perhaps henotheism was the right term as you say.
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