A brief comparison -
Christians:
* Have a deity * See mankind as needing divine intervention to be "good" * Are rewarded or punished eternally fo their deeds * Live only one life * Seek intervention from their deity * Have rules, but not injunctions, for killing Buddhists:
* Have no deity
* See enlightenment as an achieveent that individuals reach on their own * Reach Nirvana eventually * Are reincarnated * Have no divine intervention in their lives * HAve a suggested path to follow for proper behavior
After the fact that they both have organization names that start with "B" and both have position that it's better to be good than bad, there isn't much commonality. As examples:
Mansfield, Texas has a wide range of Catholics, Methodists, Baptists, Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims.
methodists and baptists
Stupas
Baptists can be found in every US state. There are many separate groups that carry the name of Baptist. Baptists are especially common in what is known as the Bible Belt- the Southeastern states, not so much in Florida. They are least common in the Northeast and Utah and Idaho.
Good Will for the Common Good Nurturing Baptists' Relationships with Jews - 2007 was released on: USA: 3 December 2007
Praying five times a day, is not common to all Buddhists although there may be some who do. The goal of most Buddhists is to be present or awake in every moment.
actually they have some things in common but they're not totally in common
Buddhism. About 95% are Buddhists.
Cremation is common in Buddhism.
No, they are fully different religions with different faiths.Buddhists and Muslims do not share the same religious views especially Theravada Buddhists who don't worship a "god"Buddhists share some common features with Hindus, Sikhs and Jains. however. Muslims have some common features with Jews and Christians.
Dancing is neither a traditional nor a common part of the practice of Zen Buddhists. Therefore, if they dance it is simply because they want to dance. .
Buddhists and true Christians have no common ground.