Practitioners of this religion do not bury or cremate their dead, but instead leave their bodies in a well shaped stone structure, called the Dakhma, where vultures dine on their remains.
Practitioners of this religion do not bury or cremate their dead, but instead leave their bodies in a well shaped stone structure, called the Dakhma, where vultures dine on their remains. They believe that a savior, born of a virgin, will raise the dead and judge everyone during the final judgment. Its ideas about Satan, Hell, and the resurrection influenced both Judaism during the Babylonian captivity, and nascent Christianity. FTP, name this dualistic religion, whose holy texts are the Avestas.
Practitioners of this religion do not bury or cremate their dead, but instead leave their bodies in a well shaped stone structure, called the Dakhma, where vultures dine on their remains.
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