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At the time of Buddhism's inception, Hinduism had a caste system that held priests ("brahmin") in very high regard. Buddhism, as well as Jainism, challenged this system by declaring that peoples' worth are decided by their actions, as seen in the Dhammapada, Chapter XXVI (The Brahmin).
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not for everyone but to Buddhists it would be very important, a big part of their daily life
monasteries, Priests, church - were all very important parts of religion.
Buddhism doesn't have priests and has no need to comment on them. Zen Buddhists comment that literature or people indicating they know the answer are to be ignored.
It's the west connstellation of Myraria. Southern people think stars are very important to them.
Yes Buddhism does have holy books, and they are very important to Buddhist. The Tipitaka, is the believed to be the direct words of the Buddha.
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Mecca is important in Islam, it has no signifiance in Buddhism
Prince Siddartha Gautama is the most important figure in Buddhism. He is the historical Buddha.
Bin Ye has written: 'Fo Tucheng da shi zhuan' -- subject(s): Biography, Buddhism, Buddhist Priests, History, Priests, Buddhist
siddharta guatama preached two very important teachings One being, the belief that pain and suffering is caused by desire and the second being the beleif that there was no creator god and that is a reason why people say Buddhism is an atheistic religion