Ahura Mazda

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El rey Dario declara: que Ahura Mazda me conceda su apoyo, con todos los dioses, y que Ahura Mazda proteja a este pueblo del ejercito enemigo, del hambre y de la mentira; que no alcance a este pueblo ni el ejercito enemigo ni el hambre ni la mentira; es lo que yo pido como un favor a Ahura Mazda, con todos los dioses; que Ahura Mazda, con todos los dioses, me conceda esto como un favor.

Zarathustra took up the ancient ideas of his tribe to build a universal faith, based not on the fear of an unknown, powerful force of nature, but on the reassurance given by a wise Creator, Ahura Mazda.

The Ahura Mazda of the Gatha has no specific gender yet shares certain similarities with the Yahweh of the Hebrew bible and the Allah of the Qur'an.

Zoroastrianism evolved from these cultic beliefs into a creed-based religion that Zoroaster claimed to have received from Ahura Mazda, the supreme benevolent creator.

tema--bezieht sich immer auf Ahura Mazda gewissermaszen als den, der im hochsten Masze spenta--ist.

Unlike Tipler's Physics of Immortality, Thirring provides no grand view of how science and religion meet and support each other, nor is there any explanation of why one should believe that Thirring's God is the God of the Bible, rather than Spinoza's God, or even Ahura Mazda.

To Xerxes, this was the commandment of the god Ahura Mazda himself.

He explores both the initial conquest under Cyrus and his sons, but more significantly the consolidation under Darius and his legitimisation of himself as the agent of Ahura Mazda, the Zoroastrian god, in a cosmic battle between Truth (right/good) and the Lie (wrong/evil).

It ties together the iconography depicting royal power in the shape of lions and the wings associated with the divine Ahura Mazda (the Zoroastrian deity) that feature prominently in the royal and aristocratic art of the period.

The believer may receive it in this life but the true payment will be received after death, from the hand of Ahura Mazda.

Zoroastrians believed that humankind was created by Ahura Mazda (Ormazd), the ultimate goodness, and death was not meant to be man's final end.

Through a personal encounter with and revelation from Ahura Mazda, the god of light and truth, Zoroaster learned of Ahura's opposition from evil forces led by Angra Mainyu, the principle of darkness and the lie.

According to tradition, fire was used by Ahura Mazda in the creation of cattle and human beings,(15) and fire will be used again by him when he brings about the final renovation of the universe.