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    Buddhism is a practice of spiritual development lead by the idea of enlightment of the soul to insight the true nature of life. One of the most recognized methods used in Buddhist practitioners is mediation as a mean for the individual to obtain the qualities of awareness, kindness, and wisdom. Buddhism also posses a strong code of moral in which it is strongly appointed the importance of what is good and bad; however it does not include the idea of the worship of a creator God, which does not…

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    The religion of Buddhism was founded at around 520 BC. Unlike Hinduism, Buddhism was founded be a person, Siddhartha Guataman. Buddhism is a popular religion as it is considered as the fourth largest religion. You can mainly find this religion in Asia, as it is thrives there the most. In addition, it is said that about four-hundred-eighty-eight-million people add this religion to their daily lives. The founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha, was originally a Hindu. Throughout his time in India, he was…

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    somebody thinks of Buddhism, the first thing they think of is usually the statue of the Buddha. Although the Buddha is a huge aspect of the Buddhist religion, there are many other things that make Buddhism unique and different from many other religions. First of, Buddhism began in India about 2,500 years ago and since then it still remains as the prominent religion of the eastern countries. There are about 360 million Buddhists worldwide and that number is still growing (Buddhism, Paragraph 1).…

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    Buddhism is a path of practice and spiritual development leading to insight into the true nature of reality. Buddhist practices like meditation are means of changing yourself in order to develop the qualities of awareness, kindness, and wisdom. Buddhism, founded in the late 6th century B.C. by Siddhartha Gautama (known as the “Buddha”), is an important religion in most of Asia. The Buddha was born as a royal prince in Lumbini which is now part of Nepal. People also refer to the Siddhartha as…

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    response to Buddhism inside China during the post-classical era greatly differed amongst the citizens. In China, Buddhism was a foreign religion that was transferred from India. In addition to this, China considered themselves superior to other countries.For example, Kowtow, the act of foreigners having to bow down to Chinese emperor to show that they were beneath them, helps show the attitude of the Chinese. These events were important because it was undecided whether or not Buddhism was a…

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    Tian-tai Buddhism and Hua-yan Buddhism are debatably two of the most philosophically powerful schools of thought in Chinese Buddhism. The Tian-tai school was founded by Zhi-yi (Chih-i) in 538-597 A.D. The founder of the Hua-yan school was a Chinese monk named Du-shun in 557-640 A.D. However, people who study Hua-yan Buddhism typically give credit to Fa-zang in 643-712 A.D. This is because he more thoroughly developed the philosophy. Tian-tai Buddhism and Hua-yan Buddhism have similar basic…

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    Spread Of Buddhism In China Despite the presence of opposition of Buddhism in China, it can be proven that Buddhism was received positively because of it's integration into the Tang Dynasty. Buddhism was founded in India and through diffusion on the Silk Road, it gradually moved to China, then grew rapidly from there. The warring states suffered during this time,which caused instability and disunity. The spread of Buddhism met mixed results with China’s population during the Han Dynasty. Many…

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    Buddhism Imogen Dibley, 10 Blue Word count: 543 Buddhism is a religion followed by around 300 million people all over the world. The word Buddhism comes from 'Bodhi', which means to awaken'. It first started about 2,500 years ago when Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha, was enlightened at the age of 35.Buddhism originated in India by a man called Budda the religion later spread to China, Burma, Japan, Tibet, and parts of Asia. Studying Buddhism helps Christians by explaining a purpose to…

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    Buddhism: Religion or Philosophy? To properly answer this question we first need to define the difference between religion and philosophy because while religion and philosophy deal with many of the same ideas they are different. Religion revolves around commitment, faith, worship, and the supernatural, whereas philosophy revolves around criticism, doubt, and the nature of reality, the mind and conduct. Some definitions of “religion” are a belief in and the worship of Gods; any system of belief…

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    What is Buddhism? Buddhism is one of the five major religions of the world. It is a mix of two other Indian religions: Hindu and Shinto. Buddhism began in India around the 6th century B.C. Buddhism was founded by a young prince named Siddharta Gautama who became a monk in search of enlightenment. After he learned many ideas, he believed he had finally found enlightenment. Later on, Siddharta was named Buddha or Enlightened One, which is when the name for the religion was born. Traders and…

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