The Buddhism moral code is As with other major religions, Buddhism has an established moral code, or system of ethical dos and don'ts. For lay people (Buddhists who are not monks or nuns) this is encapsulated in the five precepts. A precept is a rule about how we should act or conduct ourselves. Monks and nuns adhere to further precepts and adhere to the particular rules laid down by their community. The focus of this chapter is on the precepts as they stand for lay Buddhists and how the first precept in particular relates to two contemporary moral issues. The five precepts are: I undertake to abstain from harming living beings I undertake to abstain from taking what is not given I undertake to abstain from sexual misconduct I undertake to abstain from false speech I undertake to abstain from intoxicating drugs or drink A Buddhist aims to adhere to each of these as closely as he or she can.
Buddhists believe Anatman (no atman). It is the belief that we are nothing more than the five skandhas (Form, Sensation, Perception, Impulse, Consciousness)
The soul can be reincarnated.
No, the Trinity is a belief of some Christian sects. Buddhists do not have any position on it. Buddhist do believe that the existence of, or belief in, god(s) is not essential to the achievement of enlightenment.
buddhists, funnily enough
a moral belief is when someone believes something and other people believe it too.
wellness
Reincarnation
Ethics and morals perpetuate the belief that fairness can be achieved in the criminal justice system. The basis is the assumption that a person will receive the justice they deserve.
No; it is the belief there are no gods. It's related to religion (obviously) as many religions have belief in a god or gods at their core, however not all religions incorporate a god (many Buddhists don't believe there is a god).
Hindus Aupmanyav adds: of all religions originating in India including jains, buddhists, and sikhs.
Buddhists do not believe in a creator God. Angelic and divine beings are part of Buddhist tradition, but one is generally better off born a human, because humans can achieve enlightenment.
No; it is the belief there are no gods. It's related to religion (obviously) as many religions have belief in a god or gods at their core, however not all religions incorporate a god (many Buddhists don't believe there is a god).