Zarathustra viewed the material world

a. As a trick of Angra Mainyu to mislead the faithful, similar to Christianity

b. As the equivalent of hell, similar to Christianity

c. As a gift from Ahura Mazda that should be enjoyed

d. As a resting place for the reincarnated, similar to Hinduism

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Darren Adkins

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20 May, 15:50

Zarathustra viewed the material world

a. As a trick of Angra Mainyu to mislead the faithful, similar to Christianity

b. As the equivalent of hell, similar to Christianity

c. As a gift from Ahura Mazda that should be enjoyed

d. As a resting place for the reincarnated, similar to Hinduism

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Liana Owens · Answer 1

Generally speaking, Zarathustra viewed the material world " c. As a gift from Ahura Mazda that should be enjoyed," since this was thought to be a blessing and very rare.

Zarathustra viewed the material worlda. As a trick of Angra Mainyu to mislead the faithful, similar to Christianityb. As the equivalent of hell, similar to Christianityc. As a gift from Ahura Mazda that should be enjoyedd. As a resting place for the reincarnated, similar to Hinduism

Zarathustra viewed the material world

a. As a trick of Angra Mainyu to mislead the faithful, similar to Christianity

b. As the equivalent of hell, similar to Christianity

c. As a gift from Ahura Mazda that should be enjoyed

d. As a resting place for the reincarnated, similar to Hinduism