The Denkard is a religious composition summarizing key knowledge of Zoroastrianism. It was composed during the 900's A.D. in the Pahlavi language, and is attributed to various Zoroastrian authors and eminent scholars of that time period. The Denkard of Zoroastrianism Volume Two includes all of the remaining Denkard not included in Volume One, namely Books Four through Nine. Books Four through Six provide further insights of Zoroastrian beliefs, customs, and wisdom (including questions by a Christian and answers); Book Seven describes marvels of the Good Religion; and Books Eight and Nine provide summaries and details of the lost Ancient Avesta Nasks. This volume provides high value information, presented in a rational and respectful manner spiritual concepts of the doctrines, beliefs, and perspectives set forth in the Avesta and Gathas of Zarathushtra. This volume has been carefully and lovingly edited by Alan Lewis Silva from public domain translations. The font is large and easy to read, many typo's and typographical inconsistencies have been corrected, and the overall orientation is designed to be easily accessible for anyone interested in learning more about Zoroastrianism and God.
The Denkard is a religious composition summarizing key knowledge of Zoroastrianism. It was composed during the 900's A.D. in the Pahlavi language, and is attributed to various Zoroastrian authors and eminent scholars of that time period. The Denkard of Zoroastrianism Volume Two includes all of the remaining Denkard not included in Volume One, namely Books Four through Nine. Books Four through Six provide further insights of Zoroastrian beliefs, customs, and wisdom (including questions by a Christian and answers); Book Seven describes marvels of the Good Religion; and Books Eight and Nine provide summaries and details of the lost Ancient Avesta Nasks. This volume provides high value information, presented in a rational and respectful manner spiritual concepts of the doctrines, beliefs, and perspectives set forth in the Avesta and Gathas of Zarathushtra. This volume has been carefully and lovingly edited by Alan Lewis Silva from public domain translations. The font is large and easy to read, many typo's and typographical inconsistencies have been corrected, and the overall orientation is designed to be easily accessible for anyone interested in learning more about Zoroastrianism and God.
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Alan Lewis Silva was born in Ridgecrest, California in 1983. He is a California author of six books: Two Essene Gospels (2023), Early Christianity Unveiled (2022), Keys to the Hebrew Alphabet and Numbers (2021), Claims of Identity (2018), New Century Poems (2017), and Musical Shadows (2016). Alan has published numerous books about individual choice, human rights, spirituality, and Christianity. Alan is the minister of Sdbiblestudy Church [...], an online Bible study church he began in 2016. Before that and today, Alan is a singer-songwriter of original music, having published (words and music) more than 400 lyrically oriented songs (see [...] Alan has published hundreds of educational and creative arts videos on Odysee [...] His main bookstore landing page is located at [...]
