Does Buddhism have and equivalent to the bible?
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Can you explain the relationship between war and Asoka's conversion to Buddhism?
Ashoka converted to Buddhism out of remorse for his conquest ...
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What are the differences between buddhism and hinduism?
Buddhism as a religion refutes the ideas of eternal self and ...
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How has buddhism influenced shinto?
Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples were integrated into the ...
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What is the holy book of buddhism?
The sacred book of Buddhism is the Tripitaka. It is also call...
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How did asoka help spread Buddhism to other countries in asia?
Emperor Asoka sent Buddhist missionaries to many parts of the...
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How was buddhism spread to china?
Buddhism was introduced into China by Indian merchants who to...
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Buddism is known as the religion of enlightenment. They belie...
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Can you explain the relationship between war and Asoka's conversion to Buddhism?
Ashoka converted to Buddhism out of remorse for his conquest ...
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What are the differences between buddhism and hinduism?
Buddhism as a religion refutes the ideas of eternal self and ...
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Pure Land Buddhism, also referred to as Amidism in English, i...
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What are the main ideas of Buddhism?
# Buddhists try to do no harm (or as little harm as possible)...
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What re the three key principles of Buddhism?
The main principles of Buddhism: The Three Jewels, The Four N...
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What is the structure of buddhism?
Buddhism is a family of beliefs and practices considered by m...
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Why and how did Buddhism spread across Asia?
Shakyamuni Buddha set the precedent He traveled to nearby kin...
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Why did people in China like Buddhism at first then stopped?
When Buddhism came to China from India in the 1st century the...
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What is the holy book of buddhism?
The sacred book of Buddhism is the Tripitaka. It is also call...
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What are the 3 major types of buddhism?
Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana are the three major or mai...
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What re the three key principles of Buddhism?
The main principles of Buddhism: The Three Jewels, The Four N...
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Who is the founder of buddhism?
The founder of Buddhism was Siddartha Gautama (c.563-c.483 BC...
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How hinduism and buddhism spread?
Shakyamuni Buddha set the precedent. Being primarily a teache...
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What is the holy book of buddhism?
The sacred book of Buddhism is the Tripitaka. It is also call...
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Buddhists believe in an endless cycle of reincarnation, or sa...
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What are 5 facts about Buddhism?
Here are 5 facts about Buddhism. 1 Naraka beings 2. Preta: so...
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What country is the religion of Buddhism most common?
Thailand, Myanmar and Sri Lanka are all countries where the m...
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Would you ever consider Buddhism?
Yama (Sanskrit: ) the name of the Buddhist dharmapala and jud...
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What symbol represents buddhism?
The wheel is one of the most important Buddhist symbols, as i...
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What are some buddhism beliefs? <Muah >?
Buddhists believe that there were countless Buddhas before hi...
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Would you ever consider Buddhism?
Yama (Sanskrit: ) the name of the Buddhist dharmapala and jud...
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Why do people convert to Buddhism from Christianity?
People convert to a different religion for various reasons, i...
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What is the symbol of Buddhism?
The statue of Buddha is a symbol of Buddhism. Have a great da...
About Buddhism
Buddhism is a religion and philosophy developed in Northeastern India sometime between the 6th and 4th centuries BC. It is based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, commonly known as the Buddha. Two major branches of Buddhism have developed - Theravada and Mahayana - that have spread across much of Asia and, in recent years, across much of the world. According to estimates, there are between 350 - 500 million adherents to forms of Buddhism across the world.
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