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How do Buddhists make a difference to the lives of believers?
This question can be interpreted two ways:(1) Q: How do Buddhists make a difference to the lives of believers of other faiths? A: (a) They passively offer another path if those believers lose faith; (b) their original teacher taught that they should support others in their faiths as long as those faiths reduce suffering (c) they do good works that benefit all(2) Q: How does Buddhism make a difference to the lives of its believers? A: It provides the tools and the insights to see the world, our view of the world, and our interactions in it more clearly, reducing confusion and thereby reducing suffering.
What were two ways of life that young prince Siddhartha was said to have to choose between?
siddartha was said to choose between buddhism and hindduism for his lives goal
What are some Buddhist stereotyping?
The question is unclear and can be read in at least two ways:(1) Q: In what ways do Buddhists stereotype others? A: We try not to stereotype at all.(2) Q: How do others stereotype Buddhists?A:* As believers in reincarnation (a growing number do not; it is not a requirement)* As believers in the Buddha as a God (anyone who understands what the Buddha actually taught will know he was not a God)* As worshippers of multiple deities (not part of core Buddhism; cultural additions from various countries)* As New Agey believers in a sweet but impractical view of the world as all one (the Buddha's teaching on interrelatedness isn't sweet or mystical in any sense)* As believers in the Law of Karma (a Hindu concept; the Buddha's discussion of karma is widely misunderstood to follow Hinduism's view)* As vegetarians (it is not a requirement)* As all believing the exact same thing (as wide a variance in Buddhism as in any religion that has more than one adherent).
What are three ways which water influences climate?
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What are some similar ways that Hinduism and Buddhism worship their god?
Buddhism doesn't have any Gods. It is a nontheistic religion.
The worldview of non-believers in some ways have greater influence on believers to change their way of thinking?
In this age of political correctness and acceptance of all for who they are is a major world-view, non-believers have made an impact on the thoughts of the believer. Society has labeled believers as being intolerant and judgmental which many believers are not.
What trade influences do you have?
in what ways did NAFTA influence trade?
In what ways did the lives of medieval lives differ?
From what or whom?
In what ways did Buddhism differ from Hinduism at the time that Buddhism first emerged in India?
Hinduism is a religion that based on the concept of God. But Buddhism is not based on this concept. According to them, gods are a kind of powerful aliens but not deathless. Buddhism was a philosophy based on the concept of cause and effect. Later, some followers of Buddhism converted it to a religion.
What is the difference between Buddhism and Zen Buddhism?
Zen is a Chinese form of Buddhism from the Mahayana sect that focuses less on theoretical knowledge and textual study and more on direct experience. It was influenced by Taoism.Zen Buddhism is just one sect of Buddhism. Buddhism has many ways of practicing the same faith. Zen Buddhism just focuses more on the medatation.When Buddhism was introduced to China, the contact with Taoists produced this synthesis.
British influences from the colonial period are noticeable in Mississippi in which of these ways?
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How would you inroduce the topic of Buddhism in a paragraph?
There are several ways one could introduce the topic of Buddhism in a paragraph. This could be done by giving a brief history of this religion and its impact.
