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○ Zoroaster : Prophet of Evil ○

For nearly 1,000 years before Zoroaster, those that lived in & near the Iranian plateau followed the rigveda. In there, as most are aware, Indra is the king of their Old Gods who establishes the order of the realms. This changed when Zoroaster flipped the pantheon, worshipping evil as good & good now being evil.

"Then answered Ahura-Mazda: "Speak these words thrice. .. I combat Indra, I combat Qauru, I combat the Daeva Naonhaiti away from the dwelling, the clan, the' tribe, the region. .. These are the words which slay all the Daevas."
Avesta - Vendidad - Fargard 10

"It has long been known that these names, Indra, cauru, and naonhaiti, are identical with the Indra, Caurva and Nasatya of the Vedas. In the Bundehesh it is stated: "Ahriman created out of the materials of darkness Akuman and Ander (indra), then Cauru and Nakait, then Tarij and Zarij." Ako-mano is not mentioned here, but his name occurs in Fargard 19.12"
- Henry Bleeck - Avesta, The Religious Books Of The Parsees

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○ Zoroaster : Prophet of Evil ○

For nearly 1,000 years before Zoroaster, those that lived in & near the Iranian plateau followed the rigveda. In there, as most are aware, Indra is the king of their Old Gods who establishes the order of the realms. This changed when Zoroaster flipped the pantheon, worshipping evil as good & good now being evil.

"Then answered Ahura-Mazda: "Speak these words thrice. .. I combat Indra, I combat Qauru, I combat the Daeva Naonhaiti away from the dwelling, the clan, the' tribe, the region. .. These are the words which slay all the Daevas."
Avesta - Vendidad - Fargard 10

"It has long been known that these names, Indra, cauru, and naonhaiti, are identical with the Indra, Caurva and Nasatya of the Vedas. In the Bundehesh it is stated: "Ahriman created out of the materials of darkness Akuman and Ander (indra), then Cauru and Nakait, then Tarij and Zarij." Ako-mano is not mentioned here, but his name occurs in Fargard 19.12"
- Henry Bleeck - Avesta, The Religious Books Of The Parsees

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