Zoroastrian Dualism
Zoroastrian Dualism refers to the belief system within the ancient Persian religion of Zoroastrianism that posits the existence of two opposing forces, Ahura Mazda (the good deity) and Angra Mainyu (the evil deity), locked in eternal conflict. Followers of Zoroastrian Dualism believe that individuals are constantly faced with choices between good and evil, and that their actions in life will determine their fate in the afterlife. This concept of dualism permeates all aspects of Zoroastrian religious practice and moral teachings.