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Should a culture which encourages tolerance be nurtured?
Tolerance is what is lacking in the world. Tolerence means putting up with the others. In principle, it is the strong who has to tolerate the weak, the learned to tolerate the ignorant and the wise to tolerate the unwise. Some consider tolerance as a negative virtue. But it should be practised for the sake of the world. Most cultures from the Orient such as Hinduism and Buddhism have been very tolerent towards other beliefs, especially Buddhism. Nurturing a culture which encourages tolerance is necessary and essential in a war-stricken and hatred-torn world.
What is the literature of Buddhism?
The Gitas, the Vedas, the Sutras, the Upanishads.
How did Japan's literature influence India?
they showed them Buddhism
What is the common thread that runs between Hinduism Buddhism Taoism and Shinto?
tolerance for other religions
Who is Asoka and how did he lead India?
Asoka lead by the teachings of Buddhism and Ahimsa. He also practiced tolerance.
What is the relationship between war and Asoka's conversion to Buddhism?
Ashoka converted to Buddhism out of remorse for his conquest of the Kalingas. He witnessed a lot of bloodshed and cruelty so he wanted a peace of mind. Buddhism teaches love, peace, and tolerance.
What culture is especially resistant to modern values?
buddhism
Why did Buddhism appeal to people of all castes especially to the untouchables?
Because everyone is treated equally in Buddhism.
What has the author P S Sri written?
P. S. Sri has written: 'The temple Elephant' -- subject(s): Elephants, Fiction 'T.S. Eliot, Vedanta, and Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddhism in literature, India, Knowledge, Philosophy, Philosophy, Indic, in literature, Vedanta in literature
What has the author Katy Gerner written?
Katy Gerner has written: 'Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddhism, Juvenile literature 'Catholicism' -- subject(s): Catholic Church
What has the author T W Rhys Davids written?
T. W. Rhys Davids has written: 'Buddhist Birth Stories' 'Buddhist Suttas (Sacred Books of the East)' 'Buddhist Suttas' 'Lectures on the origin and growth of religion as illustrated by some points in the history of Indian Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddha and Buddhism 'Buddhism, its history and literature' -- subject(s): Buddhism, History 'Buddhism Being a Sketch of the Life and Teachings of Gautama Buddha 1877' 'Satapatha-Brahmana Part V' 'Pali - English Dictionary' 'The Yogavacara's Manual Of Indian Mysticism As Practiced By Buddhists' 'Dialogues Of The Buddha V1' 'Cosmic law in ancient thought' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'Outlines of Buddhism' 'Hibbert Lectures 1881' 'Buddhist India' 'Buddhism' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Buddha (The concept), Buddha and Buddhism, Buddhism, Buddhist literature, History, History and criticism 'Buddhist India' 'A Manual of Buddhism for Advanced Students' 'Sakya' 'Buddhism Being a Sketch of the Life and Teachings of Gautama the Buddha' 'Early Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddhism, Origin, Doctrines, History 'The history and literature of Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddha and Buddhism 'Buddhist Suttas' 'Satapatha-Brahmana Part IV' 'Buddhist Sutras' 'Lectures On The Origin And Growth Of Religion And Buddhism Its History And Literature'
What is the organ for Buddhism?
Buddhism has no parallel to the church organ, it does not hold any bodily organ to be especially important, it has no offical publication (organ) to publish its views. Therefor there is no organ for Buddhism.
