소개
In "Custom Without Truth Is Antiquated Error," Christian Layman explores themes related to Zoroastrianism, referencing key concepts such as Ahriman, Ahura Mazda, and the Zend Avesta. The work delves into ceremonial observance, filial duty, and ethical considerations within the context of religious belief. This exploration touches upon aesthetic taste and moral offenses, challenging the reader to consider the relationship between custom, truth, and religious practice.