How does Zoroastrianism relate to the three wise men in Matthew?
I'm not sure how many of you have come across the questions implicit theory, that the wise men are in fact Zoroastrians of some kind.
They were looking for a savior in these dirty streets; looking for a savior, beneath these dirty sheets. Raising up their hands, they arrived in Bethlehem. Just what Zoroastrianism needs, one more savior.
This is an unusual part of the Bible, if the wise men were indeed what all the hot speculation claims they were. Christians, did God actually fulfill the prophecy of a competing religion to convert a few people?
So the Bible is myth that incorporates mythology from three hundred plus years in the future? Wow..
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