Some personal observations here  Put a summary of it into the Roots of Christianity perhaps a whole subsection thereof  If the Zoroastrianism part is included then so must the Egyptian especially since the Hebrews were long associated with Egypt back to the Hyksos invasion  It would be POV to disclude this factor considering the trail of monotheism left by Akhenaten and adopted by the Hebrews  I myself dont know much about Zoroaster but I certainly recognise much of the Egyptian issue and Im more of a casual researcher  It seems to me that Zoroastrian elements are tied to the Persian background but it would be prejudiced to say that the Egyptians have no basis when they long dominated Palestine  The Greek Pharaoh himself patroned the Septuagint in Alexandria  I find the bigotry towards an Egyptian root of Christianity to be entirely unfounded when so much of Egyptian culture was adopted by all peoples in a certain radius outwards  Perhaps this lies in traditional ideas about race that the Hamites of Africa have not contributed anything and that the Persians supposedly wereare White or considered Japhethic as opposed to the Semites  Seriously this Noahidic classification thing is ridiculous because these AfroAsiatic people are undoubtedly very much alike and most uninvolved observers would say they are less White than the Greeks and Romans  I consider Persians to be Semites because they are Asian in this context  Give it as much credence as the Persian foundations and you will make this NPOV  I seriously suggest expounding upon both roots of Christianity and also delineating the Greek root which provided Roman impetus for adoption and proliferation  For instance if the Greeks hadnt patroned that religious culture as their relation to Philistines Rome would have dismissed it as everything else in their cultural relationship with Greece  Rome even rebuilt Greek Philistia as Palestine and during the Catholic Crusades it became the Kingdom of Jerusalem  Christianity has so many dimensions that it would be haughty to overlook its far ranging origins which even has pagan influences from Europe and Buddhist ties in Southwest Asia    I myself used to be atheist or Odinist not wanting to deal with what I percieved to be other peoples culture and now I look in wonder at the historical background of the Sea Peoples and the subsequent GraecoRoman expansion in the Mediterranean Sea  There are European roots throughout the region now considered Islamic or Arab but if we dont provide the means for people to see it we will forget it as much as the terrible destruction of the Library of Alexandria  Just think of the term IndoEuropean and you will understand Alexander the Greats empire  See the connection between the European fylfot and Indian swastika or the Cross and the Ankh  Please dont demolish this magnificent research for it has been a great boon in my life to know these things  I am only stating things as I commonly have studied and heard of them  I do not propose to limit and debar other positions on this issue therefore I am not endorsing POV  The various sources I have seen via Google search appear legitimate andor sometimes biasedas anything but it is not my position to judge the appropriateness of the topic  We are not to cast a POV on the issue in favour or against just to deliver as any messenger does  The existing article on the History of Christianity provides the Persian background but does not give adequate coverage of the Egyptian or Hellenic origins which are quite prominent  After all Christianity had most of its evolution in nonPersian areas of the Mediterranean Sea  Tell me how many Persian people are prominent in the Christian world throughout its history  What fractionary comparison can you draw that factually examines the amount and shows a majority of Persian elements in Christianity compared to the vast amount of Greek specialtyas written verified and generally known amongst the entire Christian populace and the nursery of Christianity itself in Egypt via the Old Testamenteven Jesuss infancy was spent in Egypt in safety from Herod  Please where is the background of Christianity in Persia besides th century racial studies  Like Ive said the Noahide classification thing has been similarly discredited and its density in weight grew most during that era for IndoAryan racist theories