Frashokereti, the Zoroastrian end of the world, restores creation instead of destroying it: evil is burned out and the healed world is kept forever.
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What Is Frashokereti?
The end of the world as restoration, not extermination
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Imported citation, not independently checked: M. Boyce, A History of Zoroastrianism (1975-1991)
Imported citation, not independently checked: The Bundahishn; Y. S.-D. Vevaina, "Resurrecting the Resurrection" (2009)
Imported citation, not independently checked: The Gathas (Yasna 30)
Imported citation, not independently checked: Acts 3:21; the Bundahishn
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