1. Self salvation is for any man the immediate task. If a man lay wounded by a poisoned arrow he would not delay extraction by demanding details of the man who shot it or the length and make of the arrow. There will be time for ever-increasing understanding of the Teaching during the treading of the Way. Meanwhile, begin now by facing life as it is, learning always by direct and personal experience.
2. The first fact of existence is the law of change or impermanence. All that exists, from a mole to a mountain, from a thought to an empire, passes through the same cycle of existence; birth, growth, decay and death. Life alone is continuous, ever seeking self-expression in new forms. "Life is a bridge; therefore build no house on it." Life is a process of flow, and he who clings to any form, however splendid, will suffer by resisting the flow.
Total they are 12 principles in Buddhism.
The two most important principles of Buddhism are probably the Eight Fold Path and the Four Noble Truths.
the two most important principles of democratic theory are majority rule and minority rights.
In Tibetan Buddhism, these are considered the two most important aspects of practice. once we feel compassionate to others we realize we are interrelated.
The main Japanese religions are Shintoism and Buddhism. Some people are also Jewish, Christian or any other religion they choose.
The most important belief in Buddhism is the belief in the enlightenment of the Buddha. There are many other beliefs like, rebirth , law of karma, different realms of existence, etc
buddhism and confucianism
siddharta guatama preached two very important teachings One being, the belief that pain and suffering is caused by desire and the second being the beleif that there was no creator god and that is a reason why people say Buddhism is an atheistic religion
Buddhism and Shinto
Probably the Buddhism and Christianity.
Moses is important in JUDAISM, not Buddhism. Moses plays no part in Buddhism and his moral perspective is one that generally deals with creating a better society in this world than the Buddhist perspective, which is primarily about realizing and accepting the broken-ness and unsatisfactory-ness of this world.
Buddhism and Shinto.
Buddhism and Shintoism
The two groups were Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism.