Although both of Christian and Buddhism lead people to do the right thing, to be superior and special. For something so similar that they must have their own significant different from origin, cultural acceptant, and practice. For both Jesus and Buddha are live and die for their believes but their perspective way of life was not a simply way of argument. Human is meant for something better but in center this both argument is, “Are there a supreme creator or the universe was self-created?” Creation is the top topic in the main different. Follow the document of age of sage, “To some people Buddhism appeals because of its promises of calm and enlightenment where traditional "Creationist" Christianity has come to be intellectually regarded,
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But practice is totally different, in Buddhism, to get away from samsara and karma is to detach themselves out the world. They can be monk even they are not the virgin, because in Buddhism believe, how much you do the wrong thing in the past but if you realize your mistake then you are welcome to the meditation life. But it is the opposite to Christian, especially Catholic. Before the priest became the monk, they must be clean to serve God. Getting married is also a distract to reach a Holy life. So if you are not the virgin then you are not meant to …show more content…
Sin or wrongful people did is the guilt that everyone felt when it went differently from their ethic. Both of the religion agree on there is an existence of goodness and evilness in each person. But to Buddhism, there is no such thing is sin because when if something or somebody get hurt or ruin, it was more like metal suffering not sin because everything was meant to be. But in Christianity, people get hurt when they interact with each other but if personal conscious make us realize what is wrong then that is sin and sin can be relieve by the power of God and it was another way to relieve people from their guilt. In biography online does support the idea, “Christianity emphasizes the concept of ‘salvation’ Salvation comes through the acceptance of Jesus Christ as the savior. For those who trust in Jesus Christ, Christians believe will gain eternal life in heaven. Buddhists have a different emphasis, they believe that an individual has to work for his personal liberation – a discipline that may take several lifetimes. A Buddhist believes that belief in the Buddha is not enough, the seeker has to experience nirvana for
But practice is totally different, in Buddhism, to get away from samsara and karma is to detach themselves out the world. They can be monk even they are not the virgin, because in Buddhism believe, how much you do the wrong thing in the past but if you realize your mistake then you are welcome to the meditation life. But it is the opposite to Christian, especially Catholic. Before the priest became the monk, they must be clean to serve God. Getting married is also a distract to reach a Holy life. So if you are not the virgin then you are not meant to …show more content…
Sin or wrongful people did is the guilt that everyone felt when it went differently from their ethic. Both of the religion agree on there is an existence of goodness and evilness in each person. But to Buddhism, there is no such thing is sin because when if something or somebody get hurt or ruin, it was more like metal suffering not sin because everything was meant to be. But in Christianity, people get hurt when they interact with each other but if personal conscious make us realize what is wrong then that is sin and sin can be relieve by the power of God and it was another way to relieve people from their guilt. In biography online does support the idea, “Christianity emphasizes the concept of ‘salvation’ Salvation comes through the acceptance of Jesus Christ as the savior. For those who trust in Jesus Christ, Christians believe will gain eternal life in heaven. Buddhists have a different emphasis, they believe that an individual has to work for his personal liberation – a discipline that may take several lifetimes. A Buddhist believes that belief in the Buddha is not enough, the seeker has to experience nirvana for