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    the first Buddha. Since Siddhartha was part of Hindu faith he kept many of the same traditions but got rid of things he disagreed with in his new religion. Although the many things that make Hinduism and Buddhism separate there are clearly more similarities than differences.

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    Reincarnation- Buddhism vs. Hinduism How would it feel to know that after you died‚ you would be reborn into a new body? That the deciding factor in what you would become was how you lived your life? Beliefs like these have existed for at least 3‚000 years. Originating and commonly practiced in Western countries‚ this is called reincarnation. To know that you have lived many lives before this one and that there are many more to come is a very attractive perspective from which to judge the meaning

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    has been designated as a unique position in the Buddhist world. Nepal is also the place of the Hindus‚ Shree Pashupatinath Temple of Kathmandu.”(Nepal Guru from Essex Junction‚ VT). India is also regarded as the holiest place in the religion of Buddhism and is the enlightenment place of Buddha. For centuries Bodh Gaya‚ Bihar‚ has served as a major Peaceful place. Siddhartha is once left king place from Lumbini and site in Bodhi Tree‚

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    The philosophies of Stoicism‚ Epicureanism‚ and Buddhism all have their own ways of justifying pain and it’s relation to happiness. Each philosophy provides different ideas and reasoning that back up their beliefs‚ but it also depends on the person and how they choose to go about each situation. When going through life many people can follow a combination of the philosophes instead of simply going by one‚ when given the circumstances. In the Stoicism philosophy‚ it is thought that pain can be controlled

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    great natural sanctity in India have become shrines and pilgrim destinations. The key turning points in the evolution of Buddhism were having a founder‚ renouncing the hereditary caste system‚ and renouncing the supremacy of the brahmin priests. The key elements in the competition between Hinduism and Buddhism are the Hindus believing in the caste system and brahmin priests‚ Buddhism having a founder‚ a set of originating scriptures‚ and an order of monks. Both religions and governments have been historically

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    evidence that both Buddhism and Hinduism were supported by Indian rulers‚ regardless of the rulers’ own religious identities. Buddhist kings continued to revere Hindu deities and teachers‚ and many Buddhist temples were built under the patronage of Hindu rulers. This was because never has Buddhism been considered an alien religion to that of Hinduism in India‚ but as only one of the many strains of Hinduism. Kalidas’ work shows the ascension of Hinduism at the expense of Buddhism. By the eighth century

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    perfection by man’s standard. 3. Meaning/Purpose - In a small way‚ Christianity and Buddhism share similar beliefs in their purpose on earth which is to be generally good and happy. Where they differ is their reasoning for achieving this. Christians seek to honor and glorify God and bring others to Christ through testimony‚ whereas Buddhists seek happiness for their individual satisfaction. 4.

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    AP World History 8/5/2012 Question: Analyze the responses to the spread of Buddhism in China. Buddhism was started in India in the 16th century B.C.E.‚ eventually came to China in the first century C.E.‚ and people gradually began to convert to it. Many people in China at that time felt differently about the new religion. Some felt that Buddhism was good for their society‚ and they encouraged the practice of it. Others felt that it was negative thing‚ and that it should be stopped.

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    Buddhism began as part of the Hinduism religion and then the creator of Buddhism‚ Siddhartha Gautama‚ decided to split from Hinduism religion and form his own religious system. It was when he received his four visions‚ that’s when Gautama decided to leave his life of comfort and ultimately find the true meaning of life through endless meditation‚ fasting and wandering about the world alone which then created a following before and after his death to follow his teaching of how to reach a state of

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    Spread of Buddhism in China DBQ From the Han dynasty to the Song Dynasty‚ there were several different views of Buddhism in China. You can see the different reactions through the documents given showing that there are those that oppose it‚ those that accept it‚ and those that believe in religious purism. From the 1st century to the 9th century‚ the diffusion of Buddhism to China provoked a harsh reaction by high ranking Confucian scholars. The Rejection of Buddhism stems from the foreign nature

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