Many very realised Buddhists are married and study Buddhism. The Buddha himself was married.
buddhists dont beleive in heaven so no. The closest is the mayhana version which is a place where the enlightened gather after death but that still is thought to be a seperate brand of buddhism beliefs.
Buddhists. There are still people who believe in Buddhism, and they are still called Buddhists.
There are two possible reasons for studying Buddhism. You may be drawn to Buddhist spirituality and feel that you may wish to become a Buddhist yourself. Or, you are interested in the study of comparative religions, and wish to know a little about Buddhism as well as other religions such as Christianity and, say, Hinduism.If you fully understand why you are interested in Buddhism, then you will be in a position to decide whether to invest some effort into the study of Buddhism.
Theology is the study of Christianity and Judaism. Theoscopy is the study of Buddhism and Hinduism.
to learn a more accurate version of buddhism as there are many versions.
Buddhism. In Japan, it's Zen Buddhism although it's still Buddhism.
yes, every religion can be married even if you are a different religion! There are many ways or styles you can get married.
Buddhism has been around for over 2,500 years and is still growing.
Yes.
Theravada There are no classical schools of Buddhism that do both. The Pali Tripitaka is the center of Theravadin Buddhism, however historical study of the Buddha is not a part of the tradition -- though no doubt there are some Theravadins who have an interest. The historical study of the Buddha seems to progress mostly in scholarly circles. You might try searching out Skeptical Buddhism if you're interested in finding a group that is interested in both the Tripitaka and the historical study of the Buddha. (Facebook has an active group.)
Buddhism :-)
Buddhism is still being practised today and it is one of the fasted growing spirtual paths.