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Zoroastrianism is a religion that began with a philosopher known as Zarathustra, or Zoroaster, in ancient Persia. There are around 150,000 followers of Zoroastrianism today, mainly living in India and Iran. Like other monotheistic religions, Zoroastrianism asserts that there is one creator, God.
Zoroaster, or Zarathustra, taught about the Creator God, Ahura Mazda, meaning "Lord Wisdom." Polytheism, or the worship of many gods, was common in Persia during the time time of Zoroaster, who condemned this practice.
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What was so distinctive about zoroastrianism?
Zoroastrianism is religion
Who was zoroastrianism started by?
Zoroastrianism was started by Zarathustra, aka Zoroaster.
How do you use Zoroastrianism in a sentence?
They are pure Zoroastrianism, but will give a good impression of what happened in the Jerusalem temple. Prior to the Islamization of Iran, Zoroastrianism was the primary religion of Iran. The Farrakhan is a symbol of Zoroastrianism.
What are zoroastrianism?
Zoroastrianism impacted how genders reproduced by having sexual intercourse.
What major law is associated with Zoroastrianism?
what major law is associated with Zoroastrianism
What are Zoroastrianism impact?
Zoroastrianism impacted how genders reproduced by having sexual intercourse.
What has the author Khojeste P Mistree written?
Khojeste P. Mistree has written: 'The Zarathushti religion' -- subject(s): Doctrines, Zoroastrianism 'Zoroastrianism' -- subject(s): Zoroastrianism
Is there a hell in Zoroastrianism?
There is.
How many Zoroastrianism churches are there in the world?
i am a part of Zoroastrianism religion and unfortunately their are only 7 in the world :(
What has the author H McNeile written?
H. McNeile has written: 'Zoroastrianism' -- subject(s): Zoroastrianism
Who found the religion zoroastrianism?
Zoroastrianism was founded by the Persian prophet Zarathushtra c. 650 BCE.
What is the sacred text and holy scriptures of zoroastrianism?
The sacred texts and holy scriptures of Zoroastrianism are called the Avesta.
