Hopefully not! Conflict, violence or even war are quite contrary to Buddhist beliefs. Even the emotions of attachment, anger and ignorance - the main resons for conflict - are considered very harmful in someone's mind. For example many meditation practices are intended to reduce and even eradicate these negative emotions in our mind. Emotions like love (wishing others happiness), compassion (wishing others to be free from suffering), equanimity (not feeling exaggerated attachment to friends or anger to enemies) and rejoicing in the happiness of others are to be cultivated if we want happiness for ourselves and others.
One of the major conflict of Buddhism is violence for the sake of peace. Buddhism allows for violence in resolving some kind of conflicts.
Sri Lanka. But it wasn't a religious conflict. One could say it was regional or separatist.
Shinto is a more flexible religion, so it doesn't conflict with Buddhism
not, of course not. Buddhism can help you to improve your knowledge about your mind and the way how you create your attachemnts
Buddhism cannot give you all your answers straight away. It is you who changes your life; Buddhism just guides you on your way. Buddhism helps you create the paths then walks along it with you. Yuo have to work hard to find it in yourself
well if you look it up it doesn't really say about conflict between Buddhism and another religion but there was some conflict like Buddhism and Hinduism getting mixed up or intertwine so most Indian people went back to Hinduism while Buddhism spread through china so most Indians are hindus and mostly Chinese are Buddhist your welcome c[=
Buddhism does require faith that the Buddha became fully enlightened. The term "Buddhism" was coined for the sake of convention and the Buddha himself did not create any "ism" but just gave the teaching for the ending of suffering.
Each branch of Buddhism deals with the issue of anger differently but the explicit message of the Buddha is the more you get angry the more suffering you will create for yourself.
Abolitionists and Ruffian borders conflict
create a dynamic character.
Israel's very existence provoked conflict. Israelis did not have to do anything to create the Arab-Israeli Conflict, the Zionist Jews' intent to create a state led to violent confrontations by Arabs throughout the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, before Israel's independence in 1948.
Buddha is a man named Siddhartha Gautama. What he did is create a religion called Buddhism and created meditation.