Zoroastrianism
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Zoroastrianism is a religion founded by Zoroaster in what is now Iran. It describes life as a struggle between good and evil with the expectation that good will ultimatly prevail. The sacred text is called Avesta.
History
Zoroastrianism was created by Zoroaster around 1200 B.C.. The religion was popular amongst the tribes of Persia, though was popularized when it was made the state religion of the Sassanid Empire. In the 21st century, Zoroastrianism is practiced by around 140,000 people around the world.[1]