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Well as a muslim iranian with Zoroastrian friends i have to explain that when scholars say "Christianity copied Zoroastrianism" it's because in the so callled abrahamic religions there was no distinctly described heaven and hell, or satan or a "last of the days antichrist" before Zoroastrianism "invented it" and after the persian domination of the mid east they did become a part of the Babylonian Talmud etc. But also you have to know that for a large part of it's history Zoroastrianism wasn't monotheistic and there's an argument as to what was the original Zoroastrianism
From an Islamic perspective, there is one Zoroastrian narratives that can be incorporated into the "zarthrustra was a prophet" idea, and if you look at it like that, there is no Gabriel. God shows himself to zoroaster the way he shows himself to moses (to moses as a cloud, to zoroaster as light)
If you wanna look at it from an atheist perspective, Christianity was made up by the followers of Mithraism, an iranian religion that is also responsible for Zoroastrianism
They don't worship the fire, they worship god facing the fire. It's like saying Muslims worship caba. Keep in mind this religion possibly predates ibraham, so there were no caba or any other place to face towards while praying.
you guys are my favorite youtubers. i may sound weird on text but inpromise im not angry lol. i respect you guys alot. all love from this Christian man ❤️🇺🇸💪🏽
Hey would you guys be interested in collabing on this topic? I can shed much light on this subject and its relation to Islam as this video doesn't due the subject of Zoroastrianism proper justice. No one in the comment sections seems to have clue either. Cheers!
I am a Zoroastrian or actually a Mazdayan, and unfortunately the source material of this video is poorly explained causing the two of you to misinterpret many ideas. And it’s not ‘there was,’ Mazdayasna still is the purest form of faith there is, it’s just that there are too few of us left for others to learn from, those of us that remain, know where everybody on earth is going wrong and where we are all headed.
It is interesting to point out that there is one verse in the Quran that refer to Zoroastrians (also known as Magians): *"As for the believers, those who follow the Jewish faith, the Sabians, the Christians, the Magians, and the idolaters, God will judge between them on the Day of Resurrection; God witnesses all things."* - Quran, 22:17.
I really like this channel, they keep an open mind and their logical interpretation of what may have happened is so spot on. M sorry for the offensive behaviour of people of my religion from time to time
They all come from Paganism. The god of Abraham was a pagan god of storms before the Hebrews turned to monotheism and that's because they were influenced by Persian Zoroastrianism which also had been reformed to monotheism.
One more interesting point is Avestan language is similar to vedic sanskrit and some hymns from rig veda is also there..i am not sure about it though..but i heard it somewhere...and fire is also sacred to hindus...
Actually the NT in the book of Jude uses apocryphal accounts, one from Enoch other from the testament of moses where arch angel micheal fights over the body of moses
11:40 it’s quite different actually because Sheytan is simply appointed by Allah to test his subjects, versus Ahriman is the negative pole in the Zoroastrian duality, which is directly responsible for all evil in the world through this philosophy, Zoroastrianism leaves room for the philosophical concepts of free will, since not all things especially things that are bad are meant to be by gods discretion and intention. It’s a very different philosophical take than that of Judaism and Islam.
@@MuslimMindsUS but Muslims also agree that Satan is bad because allah decided so. Otherwise, you are giving the kind of credit to Satan that would be considered heresy.
I'm not a clergyman but I sometimes get to speak during the church service. Last christmas I was talking about the visit of the Magi (three wisemen) and mentioned they could have been Zoroastrian priests, no one complained. They might have if I'd mentioned that, at the time, the priests would have also studied astrology and that knowing Jesus had been born by seeing his star, then following the star to Bethlehem, they were probably following some kind of horoscope.
Oh if your doing cogito's videos via their playlist there is at least 1 religion video that isnt in it called shintoism explained, its still up but it isnt in the playlist for some reason. I havent watched that one myself yet.
If i remember right its thought that Judaism had either took some aspects or had came from Zoroastrism. I might be incorrect about that tho so dont take that as fact.
Some historians suggest that Judaism's strict monotheism developed during the Babylonian Exile, perhaps in reaction to Zoroastrian dualism. In this view, it was only by the Hellenic period that most Jews came to believe that their god was the only god and that the notion of a clearly bounded Jewish nation identical with the Jewish religion formed.
@@SohailJafar1Judaism as we know it today has its origins between the 6th and 5th century BCE (600 and 500 BC). Zoroastrianism traces its origins between the 15th to the 6th century BCE (1500 BCE to 600 BCE) More so than Zoroastrianism, Judaism is an overlapping series of religions, each of which took from its predecessor and added something new. So, before we compare the antiquity of Judaism with that of Zoroastrianism, we have first to answer which ‘Judaism’ we mean. The Israelites and the Jews of the early monarchical period were polytheistic and continued to worship the gods of their Canaanite forebears, with the addition of a new patron God, Yahweh (YHWH). Mark S. Smith says of this period, in The Early History of God, that according to the available evidence, Israelite religion in its earliest form did not contrast markedly with the religions of its neighbours in either number or configuration of deities. The polytheistic period prior to 722 BCE might better be referred to as ‘Hebrew religion’ rather than Judaism. During the late monarchical period, official Judaism developed in the direction of monothism, although there is evidence that the ordinary people continued to worship gods and goddesses. This was Judaism, but scarcely recognisable today. At some stage during or after the Babylonian Exile, Judaism became monotheistic. Smith says, “Monotheism was ultimately a product of the Exile, but some developments leading to it are evident in a variety of religious expressions dating to the monarchy.” Worship still revolved around animal sacrifices, so it was not the Judaism of today. The Exilic and post-Exilic period were when most of the Tanakh (Old Testament) was written or redacted, but the Talmud was centuries off in the future. The destruction of the Jerusalem temple in 70CE brought animal sacrifice to an end and ushered in Rabbinic Judaism. The priesthood was abandoned and the teachings of the Pharisees seem to have been adapted to the needs of the time. Modern Judaism is heavily based on the Talmud, which is possibly as important to a Jew as the Tanakh. Synagogues have long since replaced temple worship. The Hebrew religion of the early centuries of the first millennium BCE is scarcely to be called Judaism, but in any case arose from the Canaanite religion of previous centuries. At the other end of the timescale, the first version of Judaism that would have been recognisable to a modern observer, chiefly because of the books of scripture, only arose in the sixth century BCE. The Jews encountered Zoroastrianism in Persia in the seventh century BCE, but it was already centuries old. It appears to have reached Persia from eastern Iran at least a hundred years beforehand. Views differ as to whether Zoroastrianism emerged farther to the east or in southern Russia, home also to Hinduism, with which it shares some affinity. I think the dominant opinion is that the origin of Zoroastrianism is in southern Russia, no later than about 1700 BCE. This is long before the evolution of Judaism and even before the legendary time of Moses.
17:17 in fact, it makes complete sense due to the original assumption that all evil, including the hell that you are going to is a negative attribute created by Ahriman. The better question y’all as Muslims should ask yourself is how does one go to hell and gets tortured by Sheytan all while the bad decisions he made were already predetermined and created by the one and only Allah.
God determines your destination based on the actions he knows that you as an individual will make because God is not bound by time. There is no “before” or “after” for God. There is no predestination. He has decreed where you go, but you as an individual have all the necessary willpower to make your own decisions.
@@MuslimMindsUS I think it would be very hard to argue Islam believes in free will when even the negative aspects of the world are simply perfect and meant to be for the world that Allah designed, when at the end of the day everyone’s choices are predetermined by the world that all powerful Allah has made. Islam believes that every single event and choices we make are an inherent part of the world just as Allah decided so all my malfunctions or mistakes are also his decision, not mine.
@@MuslimMindsUS assuming that he’s all mighty and the most knowledgeable and powerful, it’d be illogical to think my flaws which were, in fact, predetermined by him are my obligation.
Islam says the Bible can't be corrupt, that God's words can't be corrupted by men. How is it that you keep saying it's changed over time? Is your profet wrong?
I can say something and you cannot change my words no matter what lies or inaccuracies you lie about me. Even if what you write is what all people learn, I know the truth. When God says you cannot corrupt his words, meaning you cannot change his commands. The whole point behind him saying this is in light of people writing into the scriptures. -Rohaib
@MuslimMindsUS I did not lie about you. You contradict the quran with your own words. Believe what you want, not everyone lives for truth, I understand.
Bro I’m not saying YOU lied, I’m talking about the argument. Someone can say a lie about me (not you) but just because they say that I said something, that doesn’t mean they change what I said. It was an example for you to understand. Think of it this way: obviously anyone can pick up a book, Bible, or whatever, and write whatever they want. I could pick up a Quran and write whatever I want in it, does that mean I’m changing the word of God? Do you really believe the Quran claims no one can write their own Bible? No, it is saying that in despite of those writings, no one can change what God says no matter what they write. -Rohaib
@MuslimMindsUS I get what you're saying. What I'm saying is that even if a man tried to make changes by adding or taking away and then putting it in the Bible, it is impossible. God will not allow it to be done. Our Bible is not changed, nobody added or took away, God will never allow that to happen.
You have to bring verses of the Quran if you're going to make an argument so responses can be given to you. And brother Rohaib has replied to you very well and I only want to add on to his comments. Such verses that Allah ﷻ has stated in the Quran are either to do with His decrees or His verses that are in the Quran, as the Quran has not been changed for over 1400 years, and Allah ﷻ has promised it's preservation (see Chapter 15:9). Therefore, this does not go against what Rohaib and Hamza have stated that the Bible has been changed over time, as has been stated in the Quran, in Chapters 3:78 and 5:13, to name a few. As for your latest replied comment, it is not (and was not) impossible for man to change Bible. There are many contradictions in your Bible, verses that are in one version of a Bible but not in another version. They point to the fact that the Bible has not been preserved and why we believe, with what Allah ﷻ and our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ have stated in the Quran and Hadith, respectively, that the Bible has been changed by man. Hope that helps.
Hey Rohaib and Hamza, its good that you are on this journey to understand religions of the world, but then be accepting of the beliefs. Every religion looks to understand the world through the lenses of its culture, people, language, etc. So all religions are true, all gods are true. Just a few titbits, Ahura Mazda vs Angramanyu. In Sanskrit there is a word Asura which means A- sura, one that is not Sura. Or bad/ evil/ demon/ devil. Angramanyu's evil minions are called Daevas. In Hindu scriptures Devas are gods. Ahura Mazda has given man Wohu Mana?? Mana is mind in Sanskrit. Asha is hope in Sanskrit. Point being, all religions have similarity, and to accuse other religions of being false is petty. Enjoy!
No it’s not petty. It is delusional and impossible to reconcile all the contradictions among different religions. It would also be naive to pretend that man does not innovate and create beliefs out of whim, desire, and societal influences. Meaning some religions are clear and undeniable fables and falsehoods. Some religions say they are the only way and all other ways are false, or that there is only one God, or how Islam denies the divinity of Jesus. Therefore all religions cannot be true, Jesus is either God or not God. Both statements cannot be true. Some religions may be used to communicate a societal or cultural belief but many others do not, namely the largest ones, Islam and Christianity. These two are global religions that teach all other ways are false and lead to hellfire and destruction. We comment, react, and share our thoughts, but there is no reason for us to “accept” these beliefs as true. That’s not the point of this channel. -Rohaib
@@MuslimMindsUSSimilarly , when we question , ask or reason about Islam ......Muslims straightaway try to kill or assault us non muslims. So you mean you can do it to others but others can't do it you ? Such double standards!!
yeah brothers😂 they saw christians copied jews and islam copy christian🤣🤣 there are more similarities than most think but not copies of each other haha
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Well as a muslim iranian with Zoroastrian friends i have to explain that when scholars say "Christianity copied Zoroastrianism" it's because in the so callled abrahamic religions there was no distinctly described heaven and hell, or satan or a "last of the days antichrist" before Zoroastrianism "invented it" and after the persian domination of the mid east they did become a part of the Babylonian Talmud etc.
But also you have to know that for a large part of it's history Zoroastrianism wasn't monotheistic and there's an argument as to what was the original Zoroastrianism
From an Islamic perspective, there is one Zoroastrian narratives that can be incorporated into the "zarthrustra was a prophet" idea, and if you look at it like that, there is no Gabriel. God shows himself to zoroaster the way he shows himself to moses (to moses as a cloud, to zoroaster as light)
Ahura mazda would translate to "all knowing and greater than all" (3alim va akbar)
If you wanna look at it from an atheist perspective, Christianity was made up by the followers of Mithraism, an iranian religion that is also responsible for Zoroastrianism
Islamic devil wants to decieve you, Zoroastrian devil wants to destroy all
You should actually read why they have to flee from the peaceful people invasion of iran 😂😂😂
Iroh is the best avatar character!
One of the best!!
-Hamza
Zukos’ character development is top tier
-Rohaib
They don't worship the fire, they worship god facing the fire. It's like saying Muslims worship caba. Keep in mind this religion possibly predates ibraham, so there were no caba or any other place to face towards while praying.
OMG!!! Did Mohammad copy Zorastra!!!!!!!! No offence just joking.
Love what you guys are doing
you guys are my favorite youtubers. i may sound weird on text but inpromise im not angry lol. i respect you guys alot. all love from this Christian man ❤️🇺🇸💪🏽
Hey would you guys be interested in collabing on this topic? I can shed much light on this subject and its relation to Islam as this video doesn't due the subject of Zoroastrianism proper justice. No one in the comment sections seems to have clue either. Cheers!
Yeah this video was not very informative and downright misleading in the assumption la but ignorance was admitted so fair play nonetheless 👍
Yeah
I am a Zoroastrian or actually a Mazdayan, and unfortunately the source material of this video is poorly explained causing the two of you to misinterpret many ideas. And it’s not ‘there was,’ Mazdayasna still is the purest form of faith there is, it’s just that there are too few of us left for others to learn from, those of us that remain, know where everybody on earth is going wrong and where we are all headed.
Can someone from outside join your religion?
@@Justaprix yes they can.
hey brother do u have an instagram? id like to ask soem questions about zoroastrian religion
It is interesting to point out that there is one verse in the Quran that refer to Zoroastrians (also known as Magians):
*"As for the believers, those who follow the Jewish faith, the Sabians, the Christians, the Magians, and the idolaters, God will judge between them on the Day of Resurrection; God witnesses all things."* - Quran, 22:17.
SubhanAllah, thanks for sharing bro!
-Hamza
@@MuslimMindsUS you’re welcome bro 🤝🏼
@@MuslimMindsUSIslam is really a religion of complete hatred towards others None of the Dharmic religion has mentioned this type of bigotry
I really like this channel, they keep an open mind and their logical interpretation of what may have happened is so spot on. M sorry for the offensive behaviour of people of my religion from time to time
Surprised that the video didn’t tell about prosecution of Zoroastrians
Yeah, any info you can share about it? Or another popular video you know we can react to?
-Hamza
this was quite interesting i'm going to subscribe
Glad you enjoyed the video! Welcome to the channel 😄
-Rohaib
Tata group/ indian recruitment is bad?
Lol get a real life...😂😂😂
He probably dealt with a scammer. Tbh Tata group is one of the best recruiters in India'
You should take a look at Sikism I think you guys will like it
Definitely on the list!
-Rohaib
Also I find it very interesting Zoroastrians pray 5 times a day just like Muslims
Wow I did not know that, thanks for sharing
-Rohaib
It took you 5 min
It's more like Muslims pray 5 times a day like Zoroastrian bro
Paganism -> Jewism -> Christianity -> Islam
Copy pasta...lol
Yeah but except that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all fundamentally oppose paganism…
They all come from Paganism. The god of Abraham was a pagan god of storms before the Hebrews turned to monotheism and that's because they were influenced by Persian Zoroastrianism which also had been reformed to monotheism.
One more interesting point is Avestan language is similar to vedic sanskrit and some hymns from rig veda is also there..i am not sure about it though..but i heard it somewhere...and fire is also sacred to hindus...
Actually the NT in the book of Jude uses apocryphal accounts, one from Enoch other from the testament of moses where arch angel micheal fights over the body of moses
11:40 it’s quite different actually because Sheytan is simply appointed by Allah to test his subjects, versus Ahriman is the negative pole in the Zoroastrian duality, which is directly responsible for all evil in the world through this philosophy, Zoroastrianism leaves room for the philosophical concepts of free will, since not all things especially things that are bad are meant to be by gods discretion and intention. It’s a very different philosophical take than that of Judaism and Islam.
Muslims do not believe Shaitan was appointed by Allah as a test. That is a Jewish belief.
@@MuslimMindsUS but Muslims also agree that Satan is bad because allah decided so. Otherwise, you are giving the kind of credit to Satan that would be considered heresy.
OMG LOL you guys have to deal with mormon types too! we dont feel so alone now ❤️💪🏽🤣
I'm not a clergyman but I sometimes get to speak during the church service. Last christmas I was talking about the visit of the Magi (three wisemen) and mentioned they could have been Zoroastrian priests, no one complained. They might have if I'd mentioned that, at the time, the priests would have also studied astrology and that knowing Jesus had been born by seeing his star, then following the star to Bethlehem, they were probably following some kind of horoscope.
Oh if your doing cogito's videos via their playlist there is at least 1 religion video that isnt in it called shintoism explained, its still up but it isnt in the playlist for some reason. I havent watched that one myself yet.
Thanks for letting us know! Will probably get to that soon!
-Hamza
Zoroastrianism is an interesting religion. It is so similar to the Abrahamic religions in terms of beliefs. Nice video though
It really is, thanks Claude!
-Hamza
@@MuslimMindsUS and islam destroyed it, your religion is nothing but evil and war
The avatar references are hilarious if I do say so myself 🤣
😁😂
Except they don't worship fire
Zoroastrianism has more similarityto hinduism than it does to christianity or islam
If i remember right its thought that Judaism had either took some aspects or had came from Zoroastrism. I might be incorrect about that tho so dont take that as fact.
Yeah it seems like the video was mentioning Cyrus the Great influenced Judaism a bit. Thanks for the comment!
-Hamza
I had thought Judaism came way before that at around 1000-1300 BC?
Some historians suggest that Judaism's strict monotheism developed during the Babylonian Exile, perhaps in reaction to Zoroastrian dualism. In this view, it was only by the Hellenic period that most Jews came to believe that their god was the only god and that the notion of a clearly bounded Jewish nation identical with the Jewish religion formed.
@@SohailJafar1Judaism as we know it today has its origins between the 6th and 5th century BCE (600 and 500 BC).
Zoroastrianism traces its origins between the 15th to the 6th century BCE (1500 BCE to 600 BCE)
More so than Zoroastrianism, Judaism is an overlapping series of religions, each of which took from its predecessor and added something new. So, before we compare the antiquity of Judaism with that of Zoroastrianism, we have first to answer which ‘Judaism’ we mean.
The Israelites and the Jews of the early monarchical period were polytheistic and continued to worship the gods of their Canaanite forebears, with the addition of a new patron God, Yahweh (YHWH). Mark S. Smith says of this period, in The Early History of God, that according to the available evidence, Israelite religion in its earliest form did not contrast markedly with the religions of its neighbours in either number or configuration of deities.
The polytheistic period prior to 722 BCE might better be referred to as ‘Hebrew religion’ rather than Judaism.
During the late monarchical period, official Judaism developed in the direction of monothism, although there is evidence that the ordinary people continued to worship gods and goddesses. This was Judaism, but scarcely recognisable today.
At some stage during or after the Babylonian Exile, Judaism became monotheistic. Smith says, “Monotheism was ultimately a product of the Exile, but some developments leading to it are evident in a variety of religious expressions dating to the monarchy.”
Worship still revolved around animal sacrifices, so it was not the Judaism of today. The Exilic and post-Exilic period were when most of the Tanakh (Old Testament) was written or redacted, but the Talmud was centuries off in the future.
The destruction of the Jerusalem temple in 70CE brought animal sacrifice to an end and ushered in Rabbinic Judaism. The priesthood was abandoned and the teachings of the Pharisees seem to have been adapted to the needs of the time.
Modern Judaism is heavily based on the Talmud, which is possibly as important to a Jew as the Tanakh. Synagogues have long since replaced temple worship.
The Hebrew religion of the early centuries of the first millennium BCE is scarcely to be called Judaism, but in any case arose from the Canaanite religion of previous centuries. At the other end of the timescale, the first version of Judaism that would have been recognisable to a modern observer, chiefly because of the books of scripture, only arose in the sixth century BCE.
The Jews encountered Zoroastrianism in Persia in the seventh century BCE, but it was already centuries old. It appears to have reached Persia from eastern Iran at least a hundred years beforehand. Views differ as to whether Zoroastrianism emerged farther to the east or in southern Russia, home also to Hinduism, with which it shares some affinity. I think the dominant opinion is that the origin of Zoroastrianism is in southern Russia, no later than about 1700 BCE. This is long before the evolution of Judaism and even before the legendary time of Moses.
Asalamualaikum
Wa alaykumusalaam 😁😁
-Hamza
17:17 in fact, it makes complete sense due to the original assumption that all evil, including the hell that you are going to is a negative attribute created by Ahriman. The better question y’all as Muslims should ask yourself is how does one go to hell and gets tortured by Sheytan all while the bad decisions he made were already predetermined and created by the one and only Allah.
You are not tortured by shaitan in Hell, he will be tortured along side the other dwellers of the hellfire
God determines your destination based on the actions he knows that you as an individual will make because God is not bound by time. There is no “before” or “after” for God. There is no predestination. He has decreed where you go, but you as an individual have all the necessary willpower to make your own decisions.
@@MuslimMindsUS so essentially, he made me the way I am it was always my destiny to end up in hell but somehow it’s still my fault.
@@MuslimMindsUS I think it would be very hard to argue Islam believes in free will when even the negative aspects of the world are simply perfect and meant to be for the world that Allah designed, when at the end of the day everyone’s choices are predetermined by the world that all powerful Allah has made. Islam believes that every single event and choices we make are an inherent part of the world just as Allah decided so all my malfunctions or mistakes are also his decision, not mine.
@@MuslimMindsUS assuming that he’s all mighty and the most knowledgeable and powerful, it’d be illogical to think my flaws which were, in fact, predetermined by him are my obligation.
Islam says the Bible can't be corrupt, that God's words can't be corrupted by men. How is it that you keep saying it's changed over time? Is your profet wrong?
I can say something and you cannot change my words no matter what lies or inaccuracies you lie about me. Even if what you write is what all people learn, I know the truth.
When God says you cannot corrupt his words, meaning you cannot change his commands. The whole point behind him saying this is in light of people writing into the scriptures.
-Rohaib
@MuslimMindsUS I did not lie about you. You contradict the quran with your own words. Believe what you want, not everyone lives for truth, I understand.
Bro I’m not saying YOU lied, I’m talking about the argument. Someone can say a lie about me (not you) but just because they say that I said something, that doesn’t mean they change what I said.
It was an example for you to understand.
Think of it this way: obviously anyone can pick up a book, Bible, or whatever, and write whatever they want. I could pick up a Quran and write whatever I want in it, does that mean I’m changing the word of God? Do you really believe the Quran claims no one can write their own Bible? No, it is saying that in despite of those writings, no one can change what God says no matter what they write.
-Rohaib
@MuslimMindsUS I get what you're saying. What I'm saying is that even if a man tried to make changes by adding or taking away and then putting it in the Bible, it is impossible. God will not allow it to be done. Our Bible is not changed, nobody added or took away, God will never allow that to happen.
You have to bring verses of the Quran if you're going to make an argument so responses can be given to you. And brother Rohaib has replied to you very well and I only want to add on to his comments.
Such verses that Allah ﷻ has stated in the Quran are either to do with His decrees or His verses that are in the Quran, as the Quran has not been changed for over 1400 years, and Allah ﷻ has promised it's preservation (see Chapter 15:9). Therefore, this does not go against what Rohaib and Hamza have stated that the Bible has been changed over time, as has been stated in the Quran, in Chapters 3:78 and 5:13, to name a few.
As for your latest replied comment, it is not (and was not) impossible for man to change Bible. There are many contradictions in your Bible, verses that are in one version of a Bible but not in another version. They point to the fact that the Bible has not been preserved and why we believe, with what Allah ﷻ and our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ have stated in the Quran and Hadith, respectively, that the Bible has been changed by man.
Hope that helps.
Persia is Iran not Iraq lol
Hey Rohaib and Hamza, its good that you are on this journey to understand religions of the world, but then be accepting of the beliefs. Every religion looks to understand the world through the lenses of its culture, people, language, etc. So all religions are true, all gods are true.
Just a few titbits, Ahura Mazda vs Angramanyu. In Sanskrit there is a word Asura which means A- sura, one that is not Sura. Or bad/ evil/ demon/ devil. Angramanyu's evil minions are called Daevas. In Hindu scriptures Devas are gods. Ahura Mazda has given man Wohu Mana?? Mana is mind in Sanskrit. Asha is hope in Sanskrit.
Point being, all religions have similarity, and to accuse other religions of being false is petty. Enjoy!
No it’s not petty. It is delusional and impossible to reconcile all the contradictions among different religions. It would also be naive to pretend that man does not innovate and create beliefs out of whim, desire, and societal influences. Meaning some religions are clear and undeniable fables and falsehoods. Some religions say they are the only way and all other ways are false, or that there is only one God, or how Islam denies the divinity of Jesus. Therefore all religions cannot be true, Jesus is either God or not God. Both statements cannot be true.
Some religions may be used to communicate a societal or cultural belief but many others do not, namely the largest ones, Islam and Christianity. These two are global religions that teach all other ways are false and lead to hellfire and destruction.
We comment, react, and share our thoughts, but there is no reason for us to “accept” these beliefs as true. That’s not the point of this channel.
-Rohaib
@@MuslimMindsUSSimilarly , when we question , ask or reason about Islam ......Muslims straightaway try to kill or assault us non muslims. So you mean you can do it to others but others can't do it you ?
Such double standards!!
yeah brothers😂 they saw christians copied jews and islam copy christian🤣🤣 there are more similarities than most think but not copies of each other haha
Recruiters are trash I agree 😂 the company isn't though
Name too big for my lazy mouth
Ofcourse there are simlarities its copied from second temple Jewdism 😂 that copied the theology of Zoroastrianism
6:35
Hmmmm... Too similar to the shiks
He didn’t even mentioned any sources
He did, they are in the description of the original video.
I'm Indian Muslim not feeling offended
Lol glad you weren’t offended 😅😅😂😂
-Hamza