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    Some of the important similarities between Christianity and Buddhism in the Classical World are that they both have a single founder of the religion‚ Prince Siddhartha Gautama ( Buddha or Enlightened One) founded Buddhism‚ and Jesus introduced Christianity. Christianity and Buddhism both appealed to women and peasants‚ and taught the spiritual equality between all believers. Buddhism attracted those suppressed by the caste system. Another important similarity is that both faiths gained more followers

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    Siddhartha’s Friendships Friendships are like machines‚ if one part of the machines stop functioning then the whole unit breaks down. Without the right parts a machine breaks down‚ just like how people do if they do not have friends to help guide them in the right direction. Machines help us accomplish things faster and more effectively; similar to how friends help us accomplish goals we would never be able to accomplish on our own. Exactly how Siddhartha’s friends help him attain enlightenment

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    into obtaining it. It is a state of being when there is no longer suffering‚ or temptation. One is free from oneself and awakened‚ while being freed from the cycles of death and rebirth‚ withdrawing from kharma. A piece of work dimed “The Life of Buddha as a Way of Salvation”‚ is a written piece that gives insight to Buddhism came to be from the life of

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    Reflection Paper On the assigned reading of week 2: “Modern Buddhist murals in Northern Thailand: a study of religious symbols and meaning”‚ written by John P. Ferguson and Christina B. Johannsen. The title pretty much says it all. In brief‚ the reading aims to explore some symbolic realms of Buddhist murals located in Northern Thailand (Chiengmai) as an attempt to achieve a better understanding of Theravada Buddhism world view. Founded on the belief that religious graphic art does deliver as

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    Buddha’s instructions and example‚ contained especially in what he called ‘the Eightfold Path.’” -Anicca: “When we look into the first and second truths and ask just why selfishness (tanha) causes suffering (dukkha) in our lives‚ the answer is that Buddha called anicca: the fact that everything that exists is related to everything else and is constantly in process of change.” -Anatta: “If everything that exists is anicca- changing and interrelated then we humans beings are anatta‚ which literally

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    The Buddhist architecture has a lot of history that comes along with the culture‚ India is known for being the center of Buddhism as well as the highlight Buddha’s teachings. Different parts of Buddha life is instilled in the architecture. According to "The Buddhist Architecture" (2007)‚ “Caves or grottoes are the oldest form of the Buddhist architecture. They are also known as the rock-cut monasteries‚ which were hewn from the cliffs and rock walls of the valleys. In India‚ the most significant

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    Christianity & Buddhism: A Contrast Christianity and Buddhism are two of the most popular religions in the world today. Focusing on core values such as humility‚ purity of heart and charity‚ Christianity and Buddhism appear similar in many ways. However‚ Christianity is a religion that teaches there is only one God‚ while Buddhism is a way of life‚ not centered around any gods; Christianity teaches salvation through faith in Christ Jesus‚ whereas Buddhism believes a man’s sole responsibility is

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    beliefs‚ but what may not be known is its origin and its relationships with on other cultures. Shinto will be the culture this essay will be the other belief system this essay focuses on. The first and most simple thing one must understand is that Buddha is not any specific figure.

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    for their society‚ and they encouraged the practice of it. Others felt that it was negative thing‚ and that it should be stopped. Documents 1‚ 2‚ 3‚ and 5 can be grouped together because they all point out the positive things about Buddhism. The Buddha‚ who was the founder of Buddhism‚ said in his first sermon “The Four Noble Truths” in the fifth century B.C.E. that all things in life are driven by sorrow and passion. Being the founder of the religion‚ he of course would say good things about Buddhism

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    DBQ: Buddhism in China After reviewing the given documents‚ it is clear that the response to Buddhism was positive at earlier time periods in China (220 CE – 570 CE) because there was political instability and disunity and as soon as the imperial structure was restored (570 CE)‚ the responses to Buddhism became generally negative. During the time of instability and disunity Scholars wrote about how they lived by the “Four Noble Truths” and how they accepted Buddhism even though it wasn’t talked

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