التغيرات الدينية في الشرق الأدنى القديم خلال القرنين 6- 5 ق م

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region and the emergence of the challenges of the Indo-European peoples and their attempt to sweep the region starting from the 7th BC, the trend of religious monotheism made hardly its way to impose itself on the beliefs of the pluralism.

As the Semitic peoples and the Indo European peoples (Aryans) tended both towards a military expansion to ensure its survival and continuity.

The issue is not a repetition of what historians wrote about this period in the history of the Near East, rather it is an observation of the idea of the religious monotheism from its political content of a doctrine during the 6th and 5th centuries BC, which ostensibly came together in a distinctive nodal trio of Zardashti, the Jew, and the Lunar.

Since it is in an earlier stage history of the ancient Near East, the political dimension in pagan beliefs was linked to the ruling authority within a narrow circle that researchers have termed the relationship of the palace to the temple within the limits ofa daily political practice.