Zoroastrianism, a religion developed in Ancient Persia, was based on the idea of

A) Moses giving them the Ten Commandments.

B) Jesus Christ as the savior of the world.

C) people being predestined to go to heaven or hell.

D) one supreme 'good' god, and one opposing evil force in the world.

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Zoroastrianism, a religion developed in Ancient Persia, was based on the idea of

A) Moses giving them the Ten Commandments.

B) Jesus Christ as the savior of the world.

C) people being predestined to go to heaven or hell.

D) one supreme 'good' god, and one opposing evil force in the world.

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Janae Harvey · Answer 1

I believe the answer is "C" because Zoroastrianism emphasized on the freedom of an individual to choose right from wrong! An individual has the power to think Good thoughts, say good words and increase his divine intuition to be closer to everlasting life with our creator, as well as to do the opposit and destroy any changes of a happy ever after.

Zoroastrianism, a religion developed in Ancient Persia, was based on the idea ofA) Moses giving them the Ten Commandments.B) Jesus Christ as the savior of the world.C) people being predestined to go to heaven or hell.D) one supreme 'good' god, and one opposing evil force in the world.

Zoroastrianism, a religion developed in Ancient Persia, was based on the idea of

A) Moses giving them the Ten Commandments.

B) Jesus Christ as the savior of the world.

C) people being predestined to go to heaven or hell.

D) one supreme 'good' god, and one opposing evil force in the world.