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[[Zoroastrianism]]. Ahura is the adversary of [[Angra Mainyu]], the Zoroastrian god of evil. Ahura has no image and cannot be represented in any form. | [[Zoroastrianism]]. Ahura is the adversary of [[Angra Mainyu]], the Zoroastrian god of evil. Ahura has no image and cannot be represented in any form. | ||
Ahura Mazda the Assyrian god - the Wise Lord - was a god in Mesopotamia before the Assyrians became [[Christian]]s. | Ahura Mazda the Assyrian god - the Wise Lord - was a god in Mesopotamia before the Assyrians became [[Christianity|Christian]]s. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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Zoroastrianism. Ahura is the adversary of Angra Mainyu, the Zoroastrian god of evil. Ahura has no image and cannot be represented in any form.
Ahura Mazda the Assyrian god - the Wise Lord - was a god in Mesopotamia before the Assyrians became Christians.
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- Wikipedia. (2005). Ahura Mazda. Retrieved on July 14. 2005.