Why Jesus Christ is a Buddha?

Answer 1

It is believed that Jesus was a Buddhist monk, inthat when he left to follow the wise men of the east he went to India, during his life he performed many of the inlightened deeds of an advanced Buddhist practitioner such as walking on water, taking others suffering and giving ones own happiness aswell as being able "stop breathing" and not die through the practice of Mahamudra. So in this context Christ can be seen as an enlightened being. There are ancient Tibetan scrolls such as "The life of St. Issa," in which the life of Jesus is recorded. Jesus spent his educational years from the age of approximately thirteen to the age of twenty-five studying in India and Tibet. He found himself into problems when he challenged the Hindu Brahmanical leaders and their oppressive class system. The teachings of Jesus were those, which he learnt from his Buddhists teachers. These teachings later clashed with the laws of the Jews in Jerusalem and he paid the ultimate price of crucifixion.

Answer 2

Jesus Christ is not a Buddha, he is the son of The God!

This also brings to mind the comments made by C. S. Lewis on those who wish to regard Jesus simply as a great moral teacher.

According to Lewis Jesus did not leave that alternative open. He claimed to be the eternal Son of God, the "I Am" of the Old Testament. If He was deluded about Himself, then He had a form of mental illness and that would not make Him a great teacher. If He knew He was not really the Son of God then He was actually a liar and so would not be a great moral teacher either.

The only option valid option then is that He really is Lord as He claimed to be. He certainly is this, as those who know Him can testify. Buddha may well have had some good teachings. But he does not live forevermore. Nor did he give his life for the sin of the world.