Lying by Omission: The Erasure of Zoroastrianism in Mainstream Narratives
In discussions of world history, philosophy, and religious thought, the omission of key influences is not just an oversight—it is a form of deception. Lying by omission occurs when vital truths are deliberately left out, shaping a false perception of reality. One of the most glaring examples of this is the systematic neglect of Zoroastrianism in mainstream narratives.
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In discussions of world history, philosophy, and religious thought, the omission of key influences is not just an oversight—it is a form of deception. Lying by omission occurs when vital truths are deliberately left out, shaping a false perception of reality. One of the most glaring examples of this is the systematic neglect of Zoroastrianism in mainstream narratives. Despite being one of the oldest known monotheistic religions , foundational to concepts of good and evil, divine justice, and free will, Zoroastrianism is often ignored, downplayed, or entirely erased from historical discourse. This omission distorts our understanding of religious evolution, philosophical development, and even the roots of modern ethical systems. Why Does This Omission Matter?