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Is it true zen is a form of Buddhism that believed faith and good behavior led to wisdom?
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What faith or Faith's did Islamic leaders target for destruction as they moved east?
Hinduism and Buddhism
How the similarities and differences between the wisdom and the faith modes of Hinduism?
The similarity in both modes is the ultimate goal of Hinduism: liberation from reincarnation. The differences are how they achieve that goal. Wisdom mode was more philisophical and believed that liberation would come through aestheticism and meditation. The faith mode believed that a divine being would reach down and free them from the cycle.
What is the Buddhist faith called?
Buddhism. There are diverse schools or lines of Buddhism.
How did Asoka unify the Maurya'?
through faith in Buddhism
How did Buddhism develop into a faith?
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.
How has the Hindu faith changed in this century?
Hindu Faith has changed by accepting some of Buddhism beliefs.
How did Sigmund freud's weaken faith in reason?
wel, freud's ideas weaken the society to max. he puts people in sleep, and made desions 4 them, he hidden wats truth faith, He believed human behavior was irrational
What were Buddhism and Jainism reacting against within the Hindu faith?
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How did Buddhism develop into faith?
Buddhism is still today a very broad church with a range of views and ideas all coexisting under the umbrella term 'Buddhist'. Not all of these have a devotional or faith based approach. When talking about faith in Buddhism it is important to make a distinction between those Buddhists that have faith: in the Buddhist teachings, in the experiential reality exposed by the teachings and neither of the above.
How does asoka unify the maurya empire?
through faith of Buddhism haha loser....:)
How did Sigmund Freud's ideas weaken faith in reason?
Sigmund Freud's ideas challenged the concept of rationality by asserting that unconscious desires and instincts heavily influence human behavior. This notion undermined the traditional view that people are wholly rational beings, leading to a questioning of the reliability of reason as a guiding force in human actions and decisions.
What is a monk and where did they practice their faith?
Hey they practice their faith in a Buddhism temple. So, they can medatate and all kinds of stuf.
