Zarathustra and Zoroastrianism

by Michael Stausberg, University of Bergen
Contributors: Anders Hultgård, Uppsala University (Emeritus) Margret Preisler-Weller, (Translator)

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Zarathustra and Zoroastrianism offers a compact, concise and accessible survey of Zoroastrianism. This tiny religious community traces its root to Zarathustra, a prophet who lived some 2,500-3,500 years ago. Chapters address Zarathustra and the origins of the religion, religious concepts and narratives, ethics and gender, priesthoods and rituals, transitions and festivals.

The final chapter by Anders Hultgård, one of the leading experts on this field, discusses the influences of Zoroastrianism on Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

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