Written by Diesel the Magus · A standalone piece In law, the most credible witness is often the hostile one. […]
A standalone piece Josephus had no stake in the antiquity or prestige of the Magi. He was a first-century Jewish […]
A standalone piece For more than two thousand years, Zoroaster was the West’s archetype of the primordial sage — the […]
A standalone piece A claim circulates in some quarters that an entirely separate civilization — China — independently dated Zarathustra’s […]
A standalone piece A religion with barely a hundred thousand adherents today once cast a shadow across half the known […]
A standalone piece This is a comparison, not an accusation, and it follows one rule strictly: each deity is treated […]
A standalone piece Most visions of the end of the world end in destruction — fire, judgment, an ending. Zoroastrianism […]
A standalone piece The scriptures of Zoroastrianism reached us by two utterly different roads. One is stone: royal inscriptions carved […]
A standalone piece The temptation in writing about Zoroastrianism is to keep it in the past tense — the religion […]
A standalone piece Most introductions to Zoroastrian ethics get as far as “good thoughts, good words, good deeds” and stop, […]
