Heh. Yeah, you think that. And when you least expect it... they'll be there. In fact, they're standing behind you RIGHT NOW. But don't turn around, they hate it when you do that.Iron Mal post=18.75051.855362 said:I've never even heard of this religion, I'm pretty sure that quite a lot of people haven't (it sure as hell isn't a well known religion if you had to place an explanitory link just so we'd know what we're going on about).
In which case I'm pretty sure there isn't any widespread hate or stigmatism.
So in answer to your question 'what did these guys ever do to you?' (don't know how to quote in the middle of a post), nothing. Absolutly nothing, and they probably will do nothing to me in future.
Zorastrianism is quite closely linked to Judaism, basically another branch of it.darkstone post=18.75051.855339 said:ok, now people are just being silly. what is there going to be a pastafarianism thread next?
but the thread did make me laugh though.
Full of win. I laughed hard.Saskwach post=18.75051.855334 said:Well? What did this ancient Indo-Iranian religion [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoroastrianism] ever do to you?
On a technicality, hinduism is also monotheistic.Ragdrazi post=18.75051.855408 said:Yes and no.
For those who don't know, it is the forth monotheistic religion, and the religion of the three wise men.
Full text at: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=96117523Hayim Lapin, director of the university's Jewish Studies Program, says he looks forward to breaking new ground at the upcoming conference.
"We hope to both explore standard issues and to develop old ones," he says. "Near and dear to my heart is presentations on the interplay between pre-Islamic Zoroastrian Iran and the Jewish population of Mesopotamia at the time, and that's brand new work. And that's true through much of the material that's going to be presented during the conference."