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...numbers of gods; when two gods are believed in it is called "ditheism". [[Zoroastrianism]] and [[Manichaeism]] are examples of this. [[#Monotheism|Monotheism]] is t

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===Judaism and Zoroastrianism=== For most of its early history, Jews lived under the [[Zoroastrianism|Zoroastrian]] [[Persian Empire]]. Some scholars believe Judaism started of

* [[Zoroastrianism]]

...sta]]'' (''Vendidad or Videvdad: Fargard'' 1.18)—the sacred scripture of [[Zoroastrianism]] of the [[Iranian Empire]]. It is mentioned as one of the 16 lands where I ...e|yajñas}}''. The oldest Vedic traditions exhibit strong similarities to [[Zoroastrianism]] and with other [[Indo-European people|Indo-European]] religions, like Pag

'''[[Zoroastrianism]]'''

...]] and [[Sikhism]] originated here, while Islam, Christianity, Judaism and Zoroastrianism arrived in the first millennium CE and shaped India's variegated culture.

...ic [[eschatology]], the future Buddha [[Maitreya]], the [[Shah Bahram]] of Zoroastrianism, and "He Whom God Shall Manifest" of the Báb. Bahá'ís note that 1844 was ...econdary elements resemble aspects of [[Christianity]], [[Judaism]], and [[Zoroastrianism]]. This is partly by virtue of the societies in which the Bahá'í religion

...Yemen learned of Christianity; by trading contacts with Iran, it heard of Zoroastrianism; and at least one king became a convert to Judaism, so that religion obviou