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ahmadhassan
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this topic was named bible and killing unbelievers but christians wanna talk about buddhism so i will open anew thread about bible and killing non-believers 
but Buddhists worship Buddhist, donât they?All religions are connected. In the end it is the same God, just differnt ways of worshipping him. If we are to kill non believers, then Iâm leaving CHristianity and forming my own version of it right now,
Buddhists worship God, or the divine, as they call it. The Buddha is not worshipped, onyl respected. He attained a high level of consciousness and a person who has attained that level is called a buddha. But what does that have to do with anythign being discussed here at the moment?but Buddhists worship Buddhist, donât they?
of course it does, because you said:Buddhists worship God, or the divine, as they call it. The Buddha is not worshipped, onyl respected. He attained a high level of consciousness and a person who has attained that level is called a buddha. But what does that have to do with anythign being discussed here at the moment?
But by what I saw, people are worshipping Buddha, they donât know there is any god, not to mention true God, other than those Buddhas.All religions are connected. In the end it is the same God, just differnt ways of worshipping him.
The Israelites in the Old Testament were either advised or passively permitted by God to take by force and conquest the land He promised to them. We believe that Jesus Christ taught a more highly evolved and perfected form of religion than the Jews of Mosesâ time could live up to, one in which violence by Christians plays no part. Mind you, not all Christians live up to this either. But the example of his earliest followers, all of whom chose to peacefully resist and die for their faith rather than violently rebelling or killing others, shows that the truly Christian way is a peaceful one.i wanna discuss that topic ,do you think that bible orders to kill non-believers![]()
If you look at the original poster of this, he is muslim, not christian.All religions are connected. In the end it is the same God, just differnt ways of worshipping him. If we are to kill non believers, then Iâm leaving CHristianity and forming my own version of it right now,
Iâm certainly not muslim! Why do you say that?If you look at the original poster of this, he is muslim, not christian.
BUDDHISTS DO NOT WORSHIP THE BUDDHA! Itâs a shame if you see peopel to doing this. That is not what Buddha or God taught us.of course it does, because you said:
But by what I saw, people are worshipping Buddha, they donât know there is any god, not to mention true God, other than those Buddhas.
Well, thatâs what I saw. I havenât seen a buddists worshiping God.BUDDHISTS DO NOT WORSHIP THE BUDDHA! Itâs a shame if you see peopel to doing this. That is not what Buddha or God taught us.
Was talking about the person who started the threadâŚahmadhassanIâm certainly not muslim! Why do you say that?
Oh okay! nvmnd then lolWas talking about the person who started the threadâŚahmadhassan
I live in Japan and my husband is Buddhist. I must know several hundred Buddhists and have seen thousands at temples we have visited. I have yet to meet a Buddhist that worships Buddha or thinks he is God. Just because they light candles and bow before his statue does not mean they are worshiping him. This is a sign of respect not worship.Well, thatâs what I saw. I havenât seen a buddists worshiping God.
thatâs good. However, have you seen a Buddhist worshiping God? or does your husband worship God? and how he does it? What is the teaching of Buddha about God?I live in Japan and my husband is Buddhist. I must know several hundred Buddhists and have seen thousands at temples we have visited. I have yet to meet a Buddhist that worships Buddha or thinks he is God. Just because they light candles and bow before his statue does not mean they are worshiping him. This is a sign of respect not worship.
Gearoidin
Hmmmm, Iâve been to Catholic churches and see people do the same thing before Mary and the SaintsâŚthatâs the same thing they sayâŚârespect not worship.âI live in Japan and my husband is Buddhist. I must know several hundred Buddhists and have seen thousands at temples we have visited. I have yet to meet a Buddhist that worships Buddha or thinks he is God. Just because they light candles and bow before his statue does not mean they are worshiping him. This is a sign of respect not worship.
Gearoidin
Are you clear on this then?Hmmmm, Iâve been to Catholic churches and see people do the same thing before Mary and the SaintsâŚthatâs the same thing they sayâŚârespect not worship.â
Iâm clear on it. There are Buddhists in my Monthly Meeting. While the âDivineâ is qualified in Christianity and other monthesistic faithsâŚin Buddhism theâŚâEternalââŚâDivineââŚâLight beyond Limitless Lightâ is aâŚâgivenâ. Life is connected to the EternalâŚBuddhism is a practical philosophy of livingâŚmany Buddhists find un-programmed Friendâs worship experiences very compatible.Are you clear on this then?
If people say they donât worship Buddhist, then that is good. I believe them.
My next question was - Whom do Buddhists worship? - I never see or heard that they worship God. ⌠or they donât believe in God at all?
I am quoting above post to say why worshiping God is part of this discussion. The poster, blacktiger, believes that we all are connected and we are all worshiping the same God âŚthough in different way. Because of this, I wanted to find out if Buddists believed in God.All religions are connected. In the end it is the same God, just differnt ways of worshipping him. If we are to kill non believers, then Iâm leaving CHristianity and forming my own version of it right now,
In every daily life, we all somehow interact with each other but some might not see it. We keep in touch with each others through our prayers. Though I never know you or meet you in person, my prayer is for youâŚfor those whom I wish they know the Truth which I am given to.when the retreat was over, the âmysticsâ hugged each other and had a difficult time in leavingâŚmany of us kept in touchâŚthe âclericsâ who âdebatedâ GodâŚshook hands and departedâŚI knew which group I would go with should I attend an Interfaith group againâŚthose who âexperienced the Divineâ instead of those who âdebated the Divine.â