What areas are the hearths of the world's first primary religion?

Answer 1

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The area that gave rise to much of the organised religions of Europe and Asia was southern Russia. The Aryan religion of this region could be regarded as the primary religion that led to later religions developing around the world.

A migration of Aryan people from this region took Vedic belief to India, where they became Hinduism. Later developments from Hinduism include Jainism and Buddhism, which has spread around the world.

A secondary migration of Aryan people from southern Russia brought Zoroastrianism to eastern Iran, from where it eventually migrated to western Iran and the lands of the Medes and Persians. Many scholars believe that Zoroastrian beliefs entered Judaism during the Babylonian Exile, as well as influencing Christianity and Islam during later periods.

The Greek god Zeus appears to have been taken from the same region, overland through Europe to Greece, after which he was taken to Rome under the name Jupiter.

Answer 2

The hearths of the world's first primary religion are believed to be in the regions of Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and ancient Egypt. These regions are considered the cradles of civilization where some of the earliest religious practices and beliefs originated.