Yes. There are many parallels here with Christian belief The Zoroastrians believed that the soul rises from the dead body and for three nights after death resides in the material world and then proceeds to the other world. This may be termed individual resurrection Zoroaster believed that the end of the world was imminent, and he seems to have taught that after him there would come 'the man better than a good man' (cf John the Baptist), the Saoshyant, who will lead humanity in the last battle against evil.
Zoroastrianism also predicates a collective resurrection (Rastakhiz) when all the dead will rise. This will be the day of judgement, when the Saoshyant returns.
A small number of Zoroastrians fled to India where most are concentrated today. 18,000 and reside chiefly in Yazd, Kernan and Tehran in what is now Iran. The actual number is believed to be much higher.
2,700 in Australia and 2,200 in the Persian Gulf nations. Zoroastrians in the world today. Been the first monotheistic religion.
And adaptability has contributed to their demographic crisis.
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