It depends. I teach comparative religions, and yes absolutely, there are Jewish people who can and do enter churches, temples, and mosques from other faiths. That said, there is a big difference between going inside for an event and joining the congregants in prayer. (Praying to other deities violates the commandment "Thou shalt have no other gods before Me.")
Among Orthodox Jews in particular, it is generally frowned upon to enter the house of worship of another religion, especially one that has "graven images" (statues of their deity). The issue is whether by going into a temple where there is what is considered an idol, you are in some way worshiping that idol. Of course, not everyone agrees that to enter a house of worship is the same as agreeing with the beliefs of that particular group. If you are concerned, feel free to ask your rabbi and see what the prevailing view in your synagogue is.
No. He is Buddhist.
It is fairly simple. If you have investigated the Buddha's teachings and have come to believe that this is the path (and it is a path) that you want to follow in your life then you simply need to take the refuge ceremony, either by yourself, or in a Buddhist Temple or with a Buddhist Monk. The refuge ceremony is your statement that you intend to use the Buddha (the first know enlightened one), his teachings (the Dharma) and his followers (The Sangha, which is the Monks, Nuns, lay persons that follow The Buddha and all enlightened beings (other Buddhas)) as your guides in life. It is well explained here: See : Related links
she is a buddhist. She started practicing since 1975 she is a buddhist. She started practicing since 1975
No
A Jew was the archetypal thieif and scoundrel in Victorian England, hated by the Gentry and the slum-dwellers equally. If you wanted to sell or buy stolen goods, you used a Jew; if you wanted to stage a burglary or pick a pocket, you used a Jew.
what is another name for a Buddhist temple
Koyasan Buddhist Temple was created in 1912.
International Buddhist Temple was created in 1981.
Burmese Buddhist Temple was created in 1875.
Buddhist Temple of Chicago was created in 1944.
Broken Ridge Buddhist Temple was created in 1975.
Chua Linh-Son Buddhist Temple was created in 1998.
pretty much the same as a Buddhist Jew
Which one?
Borobudur is a Buddhist temple
Buddhists
The Borobudur is a 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist temple in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. It is the largest Buddhist temple in the world.