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    There are many types of religion in the world. Many of the religions include Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Shintoism, Judaism, Jainism, etc. Many times, people find many differences between many religions, which may arise in conflict. However, it is important that we learn to respect other religions and know about their beliefs. Many people believe that practically all religions are the same: worship a god, follow rules, and get salvation. But it’s more complicated than that;…

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    Mongol Invasion

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    efficiently invading it, Japan still faced a foreign threat that made another attempted Mongol Invasion look more appealing. This threat was Buddhism. Despite Buddhism’s current depiction being largely peaceful and amiable, Buddhism had quite a history of insubordination against various forms of medieval Japanese government. It was particularly effective because Buddhism shifted itself to fit the social landscape and capitalized on both political shortcomings and prosperities. It could…

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    Dalai Lama Impact

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    Buddhist teachings involved in bioethics can all have an impact and influence the lives and decisions of people of the Buddhist community make. The Dalai Lama is a significant person in the Buddhist tradition due to him making buddhism accessible to the Western World, Promoting buddhism through outreach to other religions, simplifying and clarifying the buddhist teachings and promoting world peace in line with the eightfold path. These have allowed him to impact on the lives of Buddhist…

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    New Kadampa Tradition

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    variations of western Buddhism. The most prominent distinction between the New Kadampa and other traditions emerging in the west is their stance on the Dalai Lama and the Free Tibet movement. As the Free Tibet movement and the Dalai Lama are arguably the most eminent and renowned features pertaining to Buddhist traditions in the minds of Westerners, the fact that the New Kadampa Tradition rejects these trending attentions, yet trumpets their tradition as the a modern, western Buddhism is truly…

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    study Buddhism is to study yourself. To understand the suffering and anxiety in the world, we must first study ourselves. ‘I’ is the unique, distinct center. To understand Buddhism, one must forget themselves; this will lead people to happiness and peace from pain and problems in the world. ‘Truth’, ‘answers’ and ‘solutions’. The purpose of Zen is to see the emptiness of things, such as valuables and benefits that cause one to become greedy. This is the difference between Hinduism and Buddhism.…

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    belief systems of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism.”Chinese Mythology is a very broad topic, from half animal, half human creatures to gods like the Jade Emperor. It is a combination of Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. Theses influences have created many myths and incorporated ideas from different cultures together. Making Chinese mythology a giant mixing pot, complete with Indian and other Asian religions and myths combined under one subject. Buddhism arrived in China at about A . D .…

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    are five main religions that are practiced by a majority of people which are: Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism. Out of these five most practiced religions, Buddhism couldn't be any more different from them. The Buddha's teachings and acceptance to anyone who wants to practice Buddhism has allowed the religion to be called radically egalitarian. Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the Buddha. The name Buddha translates to the “awakened one” and this…

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    relation to Buddhism. However, the paper will compare the female role in Confucianism and Hinduism to the female role in Buddhism. In order to understand their differences, we will look at the individual history and the general role of the male within each factor. Along with the history, there will be the discussion on the principles of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Confucianism. While analyzing the favoritism towards the male role. Originally, it was believed that women had no salvation in Buddhism,…

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    Essay On Leading Religion

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    In today’s society we have all encountered a numerous amount of people who practice religions that are completely different than our own. Religion is often a topic most people tend to shy away from during social events and interactions. I believe people shy away from this topic because they are afraid to step outside of their comfort zone and become interested in a religion that they were raised to practice. With over half of the United States population claiming Christianity as their religion…

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    What six traditional Chinese beliefs and practices does Molloy specifically identify as having played a part in both Taoism and Confucianism? Describe each of these six briefly. Which do you think were probably most compatible with Buddhism? Why? Molloy’s Six Influential Chinese Traditions/Beliefs: Spirits- Ancient Chinese culture embodied spirits as being present in every circumstance of nature and the human world. Good spirits brought positive items to life. Bad spirits brought negative…

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