20 (or more!) questions game # 4

  • Larry Chamberlin
    9 years ago

    No, but I was identified with him in error

  • Michael D Nalley
    9 years ago

    Satan/Lucifer?

    Http://youtu.be/JCT5uTdPRgs

  • Larry Chamberlin
    9 years ago

    No, I was a real person in historical records

    & and would be their enemy regardless

  • Michael D Nalley
    9 years ago

    Are you Nebuchadnezzar?

    Marduk?

    Zoroaster?

  • Larry Chamberlin
    9 years ago

    No & no

    You're shooting in the dark

    Follow the BIG hint re Not verse

    I am well known in Western popular culture of the past 150 years

    Step outside of the bible - my name is not there

  • Larry Chamberlin
    9 years ago

    Wait!
    Did you edit your post?

    Yes!

    Zoroaster!

    Popular Prose
    Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for All and None, a philosophical novel by Friedrich Nietzsche, composed 1883 and 1885

    Popular music
    Also sprach Zarathustra, a tone poem composed in 1896 by Richard Strauss.

  • Michael D Nalley
    9 years ago

    Yes I was shooting in the dark earlier and thought I hit the wrong target... removed it and put it back ...sorry

  • Larry Chamberlin
    9 years ago

    Zoroaster lived somewhere between 1700 & 1000 BCE
    He conceived of a duality between truth & lies
    He believed man's purpose was to ally himself with the creator for doing good and to confound evil
    His influence on early Judaism was profound
    Farsi is the current practice by his followers
    When Islam came into what was once Persia & found his adherents, the Muslims were so taken by the purity of his spiritual teachings that they accepted him as one of the so called un-named prophets and incorporated his two books into their tolerated religions, along with Christianity and Judaism.

  • Michael D Nalley
    9 years ago

    Some think the Magi/Wise men /Astrologers may have been influenced by Zoroaster

  • Larry Chamberlin
    9 years ago

    Yes, and there were thousands of pages of false scripts in Greek ascribed to him as a magi & astrologist although none of it was true

  • Michael D Nalley
    9 years ago

    Very interesting :)

  • John Doe
    9 years ago

    Rather interesting and difficult one so who's next?