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    Buddhism is very interesting in regard to its beliefs on birth and death because they are quite unique compared to other religions. Buddhism and Hinduism originated from very similar locations‚ so they contain many of the same elements in what they believe about birth and death. They both believe in Karma and reincarnation‚ but Buddhism looks at them differently. Buddha taught that there is only one great soul that encompasses every person that has ever lived‚ will live‚ and is living now. This means

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    5 Great Relationships in Confucianism Confucius believed that a perfect society was one where each member of society would be protected and taken care of. A society where no one felt abandoned. He believed that each person had a social role and that this type of society could be achieved if people played their roles properly. In Confucianism there are 5 great relationships. They are father-son‚ elder brother-younger brother‚ husband-wife‚ elder-younger and ruler-subject. Confucius believed

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    Right Action Buddhism

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    a key truth in The Eightfold Path of Buddhism and greatly impacts the actions of followers. The vital truth of Right Action in the religion of Buddhism is still relevant today due to the fear of gaining negative karma and receiving an undesirable reincarnation. Reincarnation is a common concept in Buddhist and Hindu tradition and it states that‚ after biological death‚ the consciousness of a person can begin a new life in a different body. Karma is an element of reincarnation‚ particularly in Buddhist

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    Comparing and Contrasting Confucianism and Legalism During the late Zhou Dynasty in China‚ war and social changes were disrupting the old ways of life. In order to restore social order‚ philosophers like Confucius developed Confucianism and Hanfeizi created Legalism. These philosophies have benefited China’s society and many beliefs were used in future generations. Both Confucianism and Legalism influenced the lives of its followers and the

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    Confucianism and Daoism are among the top eight religions of the world. Although they are both ancient Chinese styles of living‚ they have few similarities. Both of these religions share a similar goal‚ a goal of departing from being an individual and moving towards becoming a part of a greater whole; a greater contributor to society itself. Additionally‚ they both focus on the goal of self-improvement‚ thus improving social order. In Confucianism‚ the individual improves himself through orderly

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    Elements of Religious Traditions There are many religious traditions through the world today. Many components make up these traditions. Religious traditions are made of what the tradition says in its teachings‚ texts‚ doctrine‚ stories‚ myths and many others. Religious traditions also include what the tradition does through worship‚ prayer‚ pilgrimage‚ and rituals. Each religion along with the traditions it has will also have a place to organize leadership and communicate relationships among members

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    Christianity Vs Buddhism

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    the center of Christianity is a poor man who claims to be God. At the center of Buddhism is a wealthy prince who claims he is not a god‚ but a man. In this short space I will compare and contrast some aspects of Christianity and Buddhism‚ knowing that doing real justice to the topic would take volumes of books. Such is the influence of both religions – that a true comparison could take a person’s lifetime. Buddhism starts in India‚ as an offshoot of Hinduism based on the writings of a wealthy

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    slices their own definition of religion‚ they cannot categorize Confucianism as such. Rather‚ I feel that it fits under the category of an ethical system. It was built on non-religious foundations‚ it lacks some of the most common aspects of all known religions‚ and its teachers and followers have even separated themselves from the term of religion. In order to understand the reasoning of

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    Elements of Religion Essay Christopher Abish REL-134 March 6‚ 2012 Elements of Religion Essay Modern Western religions are greatly varied‚ and inherently riddled with fallacies. Christianity‚ Judaism‚ and Islamic all have something in common‚ monotheism. Monotheism is a belief‚ or doctrine‚ that there is only one God (Unabridged‚ 2012). Monotheism also views sacred space as “Heaven”‚ or arguably other mythical locations; such as the Garden of Eden or “Hell”. Additionally‚ nearly any area

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    Buddhism Ethical Teachings

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    that a group of people believe in and live by. In the Buddhist religion‚ the fundamental Buddhist teaching is the doctrine of conditionality. Everything is dependent on conditions – nothing has a fixed and final essence and this includes ourselves. Buddhism seeks to minimize any thoughts or actions‚ that cause humans to suffer and that suffering results from the nature of the reaction to events‚ rather than necessarily the nature of those events. Buddhist scriptures provide guidelines to ethical

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