Everyman Buddhism Analysis

Many of us have different beliefs. Some of us consider our self a spiritual person rather than practice a religion. In the Buddhism teaches you to focus on enlightenment wheater than a connection with God. Buddha never considered himself a god, and believed in no personal God,as seen in Christianity. Christian belief is we serve one God, who sent his only son to walk among the people to teach and heal. "Everyman", is a modern abridged drama translated by Hans P. Guth. It reminds people that life is a journey that ends just as quickly as it is started. The struggle in the soul of Everyman and Everywomen mirrored the struggle between the forces of good and evil in the larger world. The basic conflict in each individual was the battle between sin and the righteousness, with the outcome determining salvation or …show more content…
Christianity speaks of God’s judgement upon your death of the body and your entry into heaven or hell. Buddist views rebirth as our spirit returning in one of the six realms seeking a new form. The four noble truths were preached by Buddha after his enlightenment. Focusing on on life frustrations, pain, suffering, and how to end the cause of suffering. While the bible teaches us more of the free will God gave his children and his desire for us to not live in sin. God sent his only son Jesus to live among the people. Whose death was meant to forgive the sins of mankind? Every human being (except for Jesus Christ) has sinned. “For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). Our purpose in life is to achieve greatness and overcome our evil ways. No woman or man created are perfect. Buddist use meditation as a means to clear the mind. A way to develop concentration and clarity. In some ways, it can be compared to praying. We pray to develop a connection with god and seek clarity in