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Which of the following differentiates the Vedic religion from Zoroastrianism?

A. Followers of Zoroastrianism believe in only one god, while
followers of the Vedic religion believe in many gods who struggle
to control humans.

B. Zoroastrianism focuses on the struggle between good and evil.
whereas the Vedic religion focuses on harmony within the
universe

c. Followers of Zoroastrianism must have Persian ancestors, while
followers of the Vedic religion come from countries throughout
the world

D. Zoroastrianism requires that its believers follow a strict behavioral
code, while the Vedic religion does not restrict its followers
behavior.

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The fact that the followers of Zoroastrianism believe in only one god, while followers of the Vedic religion believe in many gods who struggle to control humans, differentiate between Vedic religion and Zoroastrianism.

What is Zoroastrianism?

Zoroastrianism is the practice of religious beliefs, which dictate that there is only one God, also referred to as monotheism. Although there are a few similarities between Zoroastrianism and Vedic religion, they differ completely from each other.

Hence, option A holds true regarding Zoroastrianism.

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