Similarities between the teachings of Jesus and Siddhartha Gautama:
Both sides recognize the impermanence event. Looking at the life we see changes. Nothing is permanent even, dry grass, the flowers fall, this flourishing empire and decadence, one live and one dead. Human life is born, grow up, get old, get sick and die. It is impermanent.
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- Praised the injured person and respect for life. Siddhartha teaches renounced all desire.
- Siddhartha teaches renounced all desire, Jesus teaches they stay away from unworthy and unclean.
- Siddhartha believe in heaven and hell with rewards or punishments future similar to future conception of Christianity payoff
- To return good for evil, amnesty
- Not hateful, but forgive and bless bullies.
- In response to the violence with patience and love.
The fundamental differences between the teachings of Jesus and Siddhartha Gautama:
The true theory of Siddhartha Gautama is not based on the principle of intimidation and reward, did not advocate oppression and destroy all religious beliefs and religions. Generally, the concept of Buddhist theory often profound and complicated to the point of confusing, while Christian theory is simple and rudimentary to the gander.
Get an example of the way of liberation or the path of salvation. Buddhist theory about the concept of "non-self", "impermanence", "causality", "Reincarnation", "sleep aggregates", etc. accompanied along the way of liberation to realize "four noble truths" and practicing "the main bowl of religion", etc. Obstacles of notions on because too abstract should normally be interpreted into manifold disasters and many people do not understand what they mean. Meanwhile the path of Christian salvation can be summed up in one simple condition is "just homage and honor …show more content…
Siddhartha Gautama taught sort of "Do not accept my teaching taught a course that, start by using the thinking and knowledge for self-testing myself and evaluate them." If followed correctly this teaching, it is a painstaking process, laborious and time. Meanwhile Jesus doctrine requires only believers believe in what the Bible preached absolute and unconditional is