Philosophy. How Do You Feel, Understand About Buddhism And Do You Agree With The Philosophy?

Philosophy : How Do You Feel Understand About Buddhism And Do You Agree With The Philosophy

I very curious with people that are not affliated with the religon but know and understand feel about the religon. ~~~ NAI ~~~

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i agree with alot of the topics that buddhism proposes, rebirth, improving over lifetimes, the concept of Nirvana, it even seems to allow for if one choose not to reach the Nivana state, plus the Four Noble Truths strike me as really being true , There is suffering , there is a cause of sufferinga€”craving , there is the cessation of suffering, there is a way leading to the cessation of suffering i agree with the answer above, that most of the major religions have a common base, ground, of teachings, but in many cases the followers have moved away from these

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Answer 1

i feel that that buddhism could be labeled as early nihilism. i do not agree with the philosophy, it is flawed in nature.

Answer 2

Buddhism is about enlightenment. Taoism is about enlightenment... and the Original Kingdom Gospel Jesus preached is about the Light of Life as well.... All three religions started with the same knowledge, but since the followers didnt understand the message and how to increase the light... they all became different religions. I am not Buddhist, but I feel good about the Original precepts of all the major religions... including Christianity. "Gospel Enigma" explains this Original Kingdom Gospel. A free resource here..

Answer 3

i agree with alot of the topics that buddhism proposes, rebirth, improving over lifetimes, the concept of Nirvana, it even seems to allow for if one choose not to reach the Nivana state, plus the Four Noble Truths strike me as really being true , There is suffering , there is a cause of sufferinga€”craving , there is the cessation of suffering, there is a way leading to the cessation of suffering i agree with the answer above, that most of the major religions have a common base, ground, of teachings, but in many cases the followers have moved away from these