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Zoroastrianism was a sophisticated religious belief with seamlessly woven rationalizations for adaptive political frameworks, but its geographical reach and religious exegeses, like Judaism, were too circumscribed to a region or a people to command universal attention. G. E. Von Grunebaum, gave a description of the lack of cultural and traditional commitment Persian Civilization faced. He noted Zoroastrianism’s incapacity to provide cultural groundings and the extent to which civilizations can be arrested to oblivion when their edification and inspiring values do not complement each other.