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Contained religious ideas of Zoroastrianism that later influenced Hebrew and Christian concepts?
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The contained religious ideas of Zoroastrianism that later influenced Hebrew and Christian concepts?
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Who contained religious ideas of Zoroastrianism that later influenced Hebrew and Christian concepts?
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Concepts of business and development of business cultures?
The business culture has developed considerably, just as the business world has developed. It has been gradual, but appropriate to the global and wide-changing nature of the modern business world.
What are the main steps Copy development in advertising?
The first step in advertising is to choose a concept and a target audience. The concepts are then developed and platforms are devised to reach the target group.
What are the characteristics of curriculum concepts and development in cameroon?
The point of characteristics of curriculum concepts and development is a few different things. The main thing is introduction, emotional development, physical development, creative development and language.
Mathematical concepts developed by the Gupta Empire helped Muslims invent .?
Mathematical concepts developed by the Gupta Empire helped Muslims invent algebra.
What is Italy's major health concepts?
The major health concepts of Italy are the same as in the rest of the developed world.
Explain how the concepts of territory population sovereignty and government influence the development of a nation?
Explain how the concepts of territory, population, sovereignty, and government influence the development of a nation.
What basic concepts of algebra were developed by Muslims?
the concept of the + sign. they also developed the concept of zero. and the+ sign
What basic concepts of algebra were developed by Arabs?
The inventions of the zero and the logarithms.
Are Christian angels the same as pagan angels?
A:After the Persians freed the Jews from their Babylonian Exile and helped them rebuild the Jerusalem Temple, some concepts parallel to those of the ancient Persian religion, Zoroastrianism, entered Judaism. One of these was belief in angels, which are never mentioned in any book written prior to the Babylonian Exile (There are earlier references to cherubim, but these were seen as sphinx-like creatures with wings). References to 'pagans' usually imply the Graeco-Roman religion, and Zoroastrianism is not usually called pagan. Arguably, Christian angels developed from the Zoroastrian Amesha Spenta and Zoroastrianism's other good spirits.
