“Some scholars maintain that we should not even talk of “Zoroastrianism” in terms of a religion with a systematized collection of beliefs… — Jenny Rose Copy Share Image
“The coins and inscriptions of the Kushan king Kanishka (r. c. 127–151 CE) use Bactrian, a Middle Iranian language that was written… — Jenny Rose Copy Share Image
“The notion that the term “Zoroastrian” refers to religious conviction, rather than lineage and birth, is reflected in a resolution passed by… — Jenny Rose Copy Share Image
Zoroastrianism is about the opposition of good and evil. For the triumph of good, we have to make a choice. We can… — Rohinton Mistry Copy Share Image
“The term “Neo-traditionalist” is sometimes now applied by outside academics to those Parsis/Iranis who adopt a theological understanding of Zoroastrianism informed by… — Jenny Rose Copy Share Image
“Zoroastrianism? Oh, there’s never been but a few hundred thousand of them at any one time, mostly located in Iran and India,… — Steven L. Peck Copy Share Image
