Christianity started small as well

All religions started small

this was started 4,000 years ago so they say

Okay, no. They did not help form the Hebrew bible =.=

They didn't influence the Jewish religion

Oh wait, it is the History channel

yeah it is the history channel

https://www.ancient.eu/zoroastrianism/

this one is a bit more detailed

interesting i'd never heard of this before now

@Kit_DewStein just to clarifiy, my religeon says jesus is the son of god, the one and only god, and jesus was birthed from a virgin mother and shall come a second time at the end.

also I'm not super devot, they just have less rules, more gays, more fire, and a pretty simple doctrine about being good

Which, if there are teachings against the Bible, I don't plan to be enthusiastic about your religion

no, it predates the bible

It doesn't

The Jewish religion was before Persia was a thing

The Old Testament was past down orally until it was written by Moses

sorry, it predate the new testiment

it's cool though, and chill with christianity

🤷‍♂️

when did you find this religion?

went through a rough time, wanted a religeon for semi-religeos semi-philsophical ideas and this one was as straight forward as possible

i see, simplicity

well that's kinda cool i guess i had never heard of it before so i got an interesting read thanks

he sounds kinda like a fictional character though just his name

ZOROASTER

like something you'd meet in a game like No Man's out in space on a newly discovered planet

i'm just joking btw don't take offense, it's a cool name

Even though Jesus had two natures (human and divine), he was still like us

I'm just here to drop a prayer and light a candle for our country.

amen

Thank you for sharing that

The truth hurts, and some can't bear to look at it

ugh fine lets do this

what topic would you like to go over first

what topic? I am pretty sure I covered all the main points while not challenging their validity.

He also just went "." in response...

no idea what that means

He's got nothing to say *apparently*

yeah I mean that is the impression silence tends to give