A complete body of work on Zoroastrianism — its theology, its texts, its influence on Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and the history of how that influence was erased. Every article below applies one standard, consistently, to all contestants.
If you read nothing else, read these. Each distills the full argument to its irreducible core — every claim sourced, every overclaim removed.
Two parallel six-part series reading Isaiah, Cyrus, and the buried Zoroastrian debt from different angles. Read either track in order, or cross between them.
These pieces treat Zoroastrianism as a complete tradition — not as a corridor other religions walked through on their way somewhere important.
Tracing the documented movement of Zoroastrian concepts into Judaism, early Christianity, and Western thought — with the evidence stated at full strength and the overclaims removed.
These pieces treat the Hebrew Bible the way any ancient document should be treated — with the same critical tools applied to every other text of comparable antiquity.