Did You Know?
Zoroastrians have fire in their temples!
Good and Bad
Zoroastrians believe in good and bad spirits.
Special Books
They read from a book called the Avesta.
What Zoroastrians Do
They pray to Ahura Mazda.
They keep fire in their homes.
They have big festivals each year.
They help those in need.
They care for the earth and animals.
They share their stories with kids.
More About Zoroastrians
Zoroastrianism is one of the oldest faiths. It started over 2,500 years ago. Many people still follow it today. They live in places like India and Iran.
Zoroastrians teach us to be good and kind. They show us how to care for each other and the world. Their beliefs help them live a good life.
In the future, Zoroastrianism may grow. More people might learn about it. It is a special part of our world’s history.
How Topics Connect
graph TD
A["Zoroastrianism"]
B["Zarathushtra Spitama"]
C["Ahura Mazda"]
D["Angra Mainyu"]
E["Dualistic Cosmology"]
F["Eschatological Outlook"]
G["Influence on Culture"]
H["Relation to Other Religions"]
A --> B
A --> C
A --> D
A --> E
A --> F
A --> G
A --> H
What Do These Words Mean?
Zoroastrianism:An ancient Iranian religion that worships one main god and teaches about good and evil.
Avesta:The holy book of Zoroastrianism that contains its teachings and prayers.
dualistic cosmology:A belief system that sees the world as a struggle between good and evil forces.
eschatological:Related to the end of the world and what happens after.
monotheistic:Believing in one god.
