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    need to bow down before in Buddhism” (Abhishek). This individual believes Buddhism is a philosophy because unlike religions they have to bow down to praise and worship a certain God whereas Buddhism is just empowering one’s self to understand the truth and purpose of existence. Another individual does not believe Buddhism is a religion defends her argument by comparing philosophy and religion in relation to Buddhism. She states that philosophy is like a “flower of human intellect” and more “reasonable

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    principles that will ultimately lead humans towards nirvana. The main teachings of the Buddha are the four truths and the eight-fold path‚ which make up the main steps towards ultimate knowledge‚ or nirvana. After the Buddha achieves enlightenment by meditating for forty-nine days‚ he proclaims that there are four noble truths of the universe that lead to the path needed to reach Nirvana. The first truth explains that everything involves dukkha‚ or suffering‚ and that throughout life a human will experience

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    How does the war in Christianity and Buddhism in today’s age compare to the original teachings in its early stages? Religion is a set of beliefs of which concern the cause‚ nature‚ and purpose of the world. Especially when it is a particular religion. These religions usually involve devotional and ritual observances‚ and they often contain a moral code which each person must follow. Religion provides many things to different people‚ for many it can represent hope and for others it is a symbol of

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    desire causes life’s suffering. To end this suffering one must go through enlightenment. Support for these teachings are the Four Noble Truths. The first truth is that suffering is inevitable. Secondly‚ suffering is caused by desire and ignorance. Thirdly‚ is the belief that we can end suffering by eliminating our cravings and desires achieving Nirvana. Finally‚ the fourth truth is that one must develop understanding‚ positive intentions‚ skillful speech‚ action‚ livelihood‚ good effort‚ mindfulness

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    which extended south and east from its origins and now has a widespread following in Southeast Asia and the Mahayana which diffused from its origins west‚ north and east throughout East Asia. Main concepts of Buddhism: -Karma -Rebirth -Four Noble TruthsNoble Eightfold Path -The cycle of Saṃsāra -Nirvana -Bodhisattvas Buddhism in Thailand Thailand is a stronghold of Buddhism. This religion first appeared in Thailand in the third century before Christ‚ making it a very old religion and well

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    Wicca focuses on respecting every part of Nature along with learning to love oneself. The Buddhists follow the concept of the Four Truths as well. (“Basics of Buddhism.” 1). Even though they seem to be two extremely different religions‚ they do share similarities. Wiccanism‚ also more commonly recognized as Wicca‚ is a manifestation of modern day Paganism. (Fox 1).

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    but some people are still happy with knowing this thing will happen. He then leaves home because he wanted answers about how you can be happy when there are misery and sickness. This is the heart of buddha’s teaching of the enlightened. The four noble truths of buddha are 1)life is suffering‚ Dukkha‚ 2) Samudaya‚ suffering come from you wanting stuff‚3) Nirodha‚ stopping the Dukkha‚ keep calm and reach Nirvana‚ 4) Magga‚ there is a pathway‚ the eightfold path or the middle way. Buddha believed in

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    When looking at religion‚ or lack thereof‚ it can be difficult to prescribe an overarching answer to suffering because most religions are very different‚ especially when it comes to this specific theology. Are they all right? No. One of the laws of truth‚ the law of noncontradiction‚ shows that two opposing subjects cannot both be deemed correct. So in this paper‚ a contrast will be made between these responses to the labyrinth of suffering that humanity is currently dwelling in. The most common

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    one does not really state a response to the spread of Buddhism in China. This document is just three of the four noble truths that the Buddha preached. This document does not go into any grouping that I have because it does not explain anything about the spread of Buddhism. Certain documents had a positive response to the spread. One of the documents was summarizing the fourth noble truth that the Buddha preached‚ but it also explained the goal of Buddhism (Document 2). Another example of a positive

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    away from desire so you have no life suffering. Today Buddhism is mainly practiced throughout India and china. Buddhists follow similar things Hindus do like karma and dharma. They highly protest the cast system. Buddhists follow the four noble truths and the noble eightfold path. A Buddhists major goal is to reach nirvana‚ which is to make all desires and greed a fictitious thing in reality and make it cease to exist. Yoga and meditation which are two liberating and healthy practices used by people

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