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Zoroastrianism

scop · 2008-09-19 12:42:52

Just out of curiosity are there any Irish practitioners, or even people with a keen interest in this religion? I'm looking to get into contact with some people who actually take more than an academic interest although I'm more than willing to discuss its curious influence in ancient Greece, and lets not forget Herr…

19-09-2008 12:42pm

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scop

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Just out of curiosity are there any Irish practitioners, or even people with a keen interest in this religion? I'm looking to get into contact with some people who actually take more than an academic interest although I'm more than willing to discuss its curious influence in ancient Greece, and lets not forget Herr Nietzsche.

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#2 21-09-2008 5:13pm

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Zoroastrianism is an hereditary, community-based religion, like any other you encounter in everyday life - Catholicism, Protestantism, Islam, Sihkism. You are unlikely to find a "practitioner" outside of those few regions of Iran and India where Zoroastrian communities survive.

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#3 19-10-2008 4:47pm

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Do they have churches?

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