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no he was never a muslim. his father was muslim and mother budhist. father died and his mother taught him Buddhism.
Buddha had disciples and after he died, they started teaching other people while traveling around. Then the disciples taught more disciples and it spread from there.
Yes, Planned Parenthood will explain to you the process of becoming a surrogate mother. They might even have a guide.
Its incest and the mother should go to jail.
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No. Buddhism has a diffuse structure and has no hierarchical control. Let me explain it like this:Unlike many Christian churches, in which there is a hierarchy of responsibility and control, Buddhism has no overall structure or central church. There are different Buddhist traditions, called lineages, such as Tibetan Buddhism, or Theravada Buddhism, Zen Buddhism, etc, but each lineage might or might not have a Lineage Master (like the Dalai Lama, who is the Lineage Master for the Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism). To explain this you need to understand how Buddhism is taught.Buddhist masters are monks who have learned the teachings sufficiently and has the ability to speak authoritatively about the teachings. They have received permission to do this from their master. This permission is called being given transmission. The monk could then go to another area, open a monastery and then teach others. If one of his monks then learns the teachings sufficiently, the new master could give transmission to his student, and the cycle continues. Please note that learning the teachings of the Buddha is not memorization, these masters must completely understand and be able to explain the teachings in their own words.
Mary in the mother of Jesus, not of God.
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Buddhism is structured into several different schools of thought. For instance, there is Mahayana Buddhism, Theravada Buddhism, zen Buddhism, Nichiren Buddhism, and Pure land Buddhism.
Missionaries, committed to the cause of either Christianity or Buddhism, spread the respective religions to other lands.
I would say that the vast majority of buddhists would not agree that it is the one true religion, further, many would reject even the idea of Buddhism being characterized as a "religion", myself included.