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The religion was Zoroastrianism, where Ahura Mazda was the good guy and Angra Mainyu the bad.
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Is Dahak the Persian equivalent to Satan?
Dahak was a minor evil god in early Persian religion.
What was the religion of the chitimacha?
the religion of the Chitimacha was many different types. thier was belief that their was GOD and that thier were also EVIL spirits
What do you if there is a spirit?
From the view point of the New Age religion: It depends. Usually spirits that come around us are loved ones, ancestors, and curious spirits. Most times, the spirits that get your attention are evil spirits.
Do gargoyles bring evil spirits?
No, they were created to ward off evil spirits.
Why did Don Julian covered the Island of Dolls in figurines?
Evil Spirits Evil Spirits
Does atheism believe in casting out demons or evil spirits?
no. Demons and evil spirits do not exist.
What are the effects of evil spirits on human health?
ummm...nothing because there are no evil spirits
What do evil spirits do not like?
Evil spirits do not exist, therefore they cannot dislike anything.
What do you do to frighten evil spirits away?
what do you need to do to frighten evil spirits away
Is there a god for tornados?
No religion appears to have a specific deity for tornadoes. Some tribal groups believed tornadoes to be evil spirits, but not gods.
How does spirits kill people?
evil spirits are just like ghost but scarier, evil spirits can haunt people and kill people, but there's only 5% that evil spirits can kill people, if ou feel like there's evil spirits around you, you should stick to alot people.
What Persian religion taught that there was an eternal struggle between good and evil?
The Persian religion that taught about an eternal struggle between good and evil is Zoroastrianism. Founded by the prophet Zoroaster (or Zarathustra), it emphasizes the cosmic conflict between Ahura Mazda, the god of light and goodness, and Angra Mainyu (or Ahriman), the spirit of darkness and evil. This dualism is central to Zoroastrian belief, influencing concepts of morality, free will, and the eventual triumph of good over evil.
