Christianity and Buddhism have more in common than differences: (moderation and restr

[bw2013]

Christianity and Buddhism have more in common than differences: (moderation and restraint).

Thus, there are strong similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Bhuddism and Singaporeans ought to celebrate these similarities and practice equanimity, rather than go on a blind rampage and be unconsciously hostile towards other religious groups.

Christianity and Judaism has a lot more in common with Islam than Buddism. If you say Buddism has similarities with Chritianity and Judaism, but not Islam then its not a complete picture

[Oneworld]

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[Oneworld]

Myanmar Rohynga crisis, hostility, no?

Bhuddist country attack their mus.lim citizens, no?

According to olivia orlando polanski, this channel is fake news.

[YOLORANT]

I saw myself n experienced myself about 1 colleague.
every Sunday go listen to talks.
but at workplace, his act n behaviour n attitude sucks big time.
go study every weekend n yet treat people bad n sarcastic remarks from his mouth.
might as well don't go for such teaching.

he must be following the real GOD

condemn non believers everyday

[Patrick Ee]

Christianity and Buddhism have more in common than differences: (moderation and restraint).

Christianity story of the 'tree of knowledge of good and evil' https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_of_...d_and_evil is about not going overboard. E.g. God said can eat from every tree (including tree of life) but cannot know more than one ought to (by God's design of Eden) : then all creation will live in perpetual 'bliss', until time comes when man yielded to temptation and ate from the tree of knowledge (e.g. get knowledge from the tree rather than from God himself).

This symbolises a certain preliminary balance that God wanted to maintain INSIDE the Garden of Eden (man could eat from almost all trees (except one)). Some Jewish Rabbi have postulated that maybe in future, man could eat from the Tree of Knowledge, but they were not mature enough to eat the fruit when they disobeyed God's word and ate from it- thus suffering the consequence of death.


Bhuddism teaches the middle way although there is no concept of God per se in Buddhism, but u can see the same precept as the tree of knowledge being probably too intense knowledge that Adam and Eve were not able to assimilate, to their own detriment/ death. "Avoiding both these extremes, the Tathagata (the Perfect One) has realized the Middle Path; it gives vision, gives knowledge, and leads to calm, to insight, to enlightenment and to Nibbana." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_W...usehold%20

Thus, there are strong similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Bhuddism and Singaporeans ought to celebrate these similarities and practice equanimity, rather than go on a blind rampage and be unconsciously hostile towards other religious groups.

i agree

[wulala]

there is some different other than practising moral and well-being. I think buddhism doesn't prophesied, where as the bible have prophesied what and how mankind and things evolve.

[hfourhappy]

he must be following the real GOD

condemn non believers everyday

I don't know..but he kept asking me to join him.
I said to him not free.
I see his attitude like that already put me off.

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U full of crap lah u

[alleggsinonebasket]

Pls don’t use this to criticise other religion.

Be respectful

[gemstar]

Christianity and Buddhism have more in common than differences: (moderation and restraint).

Christianity story of the 'tree of knowledge of good and evil' https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_of_...d_and_evil is about not going overboard. E.g. God said can eat from every tree (including tree of life) but cannot know more than one ought to (by God's design of Eden) : then all creation will live in perpetual 'bliss', until time comes when man yielded to temptation and ate from the tree of knowledge (e.g. get knowledge from the tree rather than from God himself).

This symbolises a certain preliminary balance that God wanted to maintain INSIDE the Garden of Eden (man could eat from almost all trees (except one)). Some Jewish Rabbi have postulated that maybe in future, man could eat from the Tree of Knowledge, but they were not mature enough to eat the fruit when they disobeyed God's word and ate from it- thus suffering the consequence of death.


Bhuddism teaches the middle way although there is no concept of God per se in Buddhism, but u can see the same precept as the tree of knowledge being probably too intense knowledge that Adam and Eve were not able to assimilate, to their own detriment/ death. "Avoiding both these extremes, the Tathagata (the Perfect One) has realized the Middle Path; it gives vision, gives knowledge, and leads to calm, to insight, to enlightenment and to Nibbana." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_W...usehold%20

Thus, there are strong similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Bhuddism and Singaporeans ought to celebrate these similarities and practice equanimity, rather than go on a blind rampage and be unconsciously hostile towards other religious groups.

I agrees to a certain extent that these 2 religions hv more tolerance n blending racial understanding towards each other, as seen in most perceptions of many.