Believers are called asha, meaning "truth"; and nonbelievers are called druj, meaning "lies".
This belief system includes crossing over the Chinvat Bridge after death, which is why dead believers are often placed on rocks to be eaten by vultures. This religion's belief in the afterlife can be found in their holy scriptures, which contain the Gathas. Believers are called asha, meaning "truth"; and nonbelievers are called druj, meaning "lies". The holy text of this faith is called the Avesta, and speaks of their chief god, a son of Zurvan. That creator battles to overcome the evil spirits known as daeva. Name this religion, centering on the eternal struggle between the evil Ahriman and the good Ahura Mazda, started by the Persian prophet Zarathustra.
This belief system includes crossing over the Chinvat Bridge after death, which is why dead believers are often placed on rocks to be eaten by vultures.
Zoroastrianism