Zoroastrianism/Expert Profile

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• Knowledgeability 10.0
• Clarity of Response 10.0
• Timeliness 10.0
• Politeness 10.0

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• Max Questions to be Asked (in 24 Hour Period) 5
• Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 25
• Volunteer Since 2007-05-25
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Recent Answers from Rohinton Irani

2009-11-14 ahura/asura:

Hi, Ahura/Asura means Lord. (Avestan/Sanskrit dialect) (I don't know how you got the bad word). Deva/Deava means shining. Again, there is no bad word in this. Ahura was later emphasized as Supreme

2009-08-12 Best wishes:

Dear Mr. Robert Gyngard, Ushta Good to know you. It would be nice to discuss some points and if you have any debatable issues to address, please feel free to email me at rohinton@spenta.edu. I wish

2009-07-30 Re:

Dear Henry, Ushta Please don't get me the wrong way. I am not at all offended by what you have said but this might sound a bit rude. But trust me, I don't mean it. This is the only way I can explain.

2009-07-28 Re:

Dear Henry, Ushta I must admit that now I am feeling bad that you found my tone offended. That is a negative point for me. Sorry. It means I must improve in my communication skills. Now, there is

2009-07-25 Re:

Dear Henry, Ushta My question to you is, Why are you so interested to know what Zoroastrians believe especially about the God the Father or Jesus with relation to Christians? Zoroastrians believe in