Is Christianity monotheistic?

Yes. Christianity is a monotheistic religion: it affirms belief in one God. Encyclopaedia Britannica groups Christianity with Judaism and Islam as major monotheistic (Abrahamic) traditions.

In classic Christian teaching, that one God is understood as a Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—three persons who are one in essence, not three separate gods.

Source: Monotheism — Encyclopaedia Britannica

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