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Topic	Is Christianity the first form of activism?
Mezcla 10/19/20 12:25:11 PM #7:	Christianity isn't even the first form of Christianity its heavily based on Zoroastrianism, which predates christianity, judism, and islam. The prophet Zoroaster (c. 628551 BC) affirmed and proclaimed a monotheistic faith that identified Ahura Mazda as the almighty God. An ancient religion that reflects a moral dualism, the Parsi faith places a strong emphasis upon individual human choice and responsibility. The religious idea that heaven is an earned reward and damnation a just punishment... https://reasons.org/explore/blogs/reflections/read/reflections/2017/05/23/how-does-zoroastrianism-compare-to-christianity . --- Sig <cite>Mezcla posted [p:946035479] in Is Christi... [t:79049732]...</cite> <quote>Christianity isn't even the first form of Christianity its heavily based on Zoroastrianism, which predates christianity, judism, and islam. <quote>The prophet Zoroaster (c. 628551 BC) affirmed and proclaimed a monotheistic faith that identified Ahura Mazda as the almighty God. An ancient religion that reflects a moral dualism, the Parsi faith places a strong emphasis upon individual human choice and responsibility. The religious idea that heaven is an earned reward and damnation a just punishment...</quote> https://reasons.org/explore/blogs/reflections/read/reflections/2017/05/23/how-does-zoroastrianism-compare-to-christianity . --- Sig</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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