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    Buddhism Buddhism is one of the biggest religions founded in India in the 6th and 5th cent. BC by Siddhartha Gautama, called the Buddha. One of the great Asian religions teaches the practice of the observance of moral precepts. The basic doctrines include the four noble truths taught by the Buddha. Since it was first introduced into China from India, Buddhism has had a history that has been characterized by periods of sometimes awkward and irregular development. This has mainly been the result

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    Confucianism and Buddhism were most likely introduced from China to Japan. Prince Shotoku, one of the first leaders to introduce Confucianism and Buddhism in Japan, issued the Seventeen-Article Constitution that has several influences from both religions. It focuses on Confucianism values, such as hard work, and obedience to your superior. Confucianism in China has five different relationships that are addressed specifically. These include father to son, husband and wife, elder and younger siblings

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    1) “The Duke of She observed to Confucius: ‘Among us, there was an upright man called Kung who was so upright that when his father appropriated a sheep, he bore witness against him.’ Confucius said: ‘The upright men among us are not like that. A father will screen his son and a son his father—yet uprightness is to be found in that.’” (Analects) Page 78 in Reader The passage is teachings of Confucius about filial piety. This is a conversation between Confucius and his student. Confucius answers

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    Mahavira was born on the 13th day of Chaitra, the 7th day of April in the English calendar, which is celebrated as Mahavir Jayanti. He was not born as a Jain Lord, he was born as a Kshatriya Prince of the Lichchhavis group, belonging to the Vajji Sangha. This group of

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    In all areas of life and society the treatment and well being of women have always been challenged. In many religions the role and status of its women are usually overwhelmed by the actions and roles of its men this inequality of religions between male and female allows these feelings and ideology of which sex is superior or inferior to bleed into a society’s culture thus shaping their treatment of their men and women. For Indian women during ancient times their entire lives seemed to be under control;

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    Both initially originating in the Himalaya and written in Sanskrit, Buddhism and Hinduism are two of the main religions on the continent of Asia. Many believe that Buddhism first originated in Northern India in the 5th century B.C.E. when Siddhartha Guatama (the son of a king) rebelled against his father and went out into the world in hope of finding a way to end suffering . After trying many things, he eventually sat down beneath a bodhi tree to meditate. Supposedly by morning, he was said to have

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    Zen Buddhism Ireland is an “Irish-based Buddhist sangha of practitioners in the Soto Zen tradition.” and that they “belong to the lineage of Nishijima Roshi”. Sōtō Zen is the largest of the three traditional sects of Zen in Japanese Buddhism with the Nishijima Roshi lineage following the teachings of Gudo

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    The Church of England is now under fire after a York Minster clergyman introduced Zen Buddhist meditation into its church services. The Zen Sangha group has been conducting 90-minute silent meditation sessions every other Friday for the past two years. York dean Vivienne Faull sad the sessions were held to give Christians an opportunity to explore the “congruence” of Zen Buddhism and the Christian faith, but the move drew condemnation from evangelical Christians, The Guardian reports. The meditation

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    regulations in the Buddhist religion, however there are three fundamental principles upon which the religion is based. Buddha which is the finding the path of enlightenment and teaching it to others, dharma described as the true ways of things and sangha which is a community of monks, nuns and laypeople who practice and promote the dharma. The central religious practice for Buddhists is the intense dedication to meditation. Meditation is the process of understanding the nature of reality, obtaining

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    Elle Gibson World Religions Part One 2/17/17 Buddhism Did you know only fourteen men have been given the title Dalai Lama in the entire history of Buddhism? (BBC, 2009). The word Dalai Lama means “Ocean of Wisdom” and according to Buddhists, he is a reincarnation of a past lama who has decided to be reborn. (BBC, 2009). The current Dalai Lama is named Tenzin Gyasto and he is eighty-two years old (BBC, 2009). Gyasto has the role of being the political and religious leader of Tibet, a tradition

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