Buddhism

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Buddhism (94:8sec). See also Buddha; Gautama Siddhartha
adaptability to mores equaled only by Christianity (92:6.16)
degenerated into ritual alien to Gautama (94:7.8) (94:9.3)
did not produce religion of unselfish service (94:8.19)
doctrines
adherents free to choose truth from all religions (94:12.4)
all Buddhas manifest Absolute Buddha (94:11.11-13) (94:12.1)
belief in physical humiliation (89:3.4)
clear presentation of Adjusters (94:11.5)
contaminated by superstition and sublimation of Gautama as Eternal Buddha (94:12.1)
God concept in (94:12sec)
great and beautiful philosophy without God (103:9.3) (131:3.1) (132:7.5)
higher morality but less defined portrayal of God than Hinduism (94:2.8)
isolating self from objective reality (94:11.6)
“many Buddhas” teaching; anyone could aspire to become a Buddha (94:11.10)
relativity of all truth (94:11.4)
return of Buddha’s spirit (94:11.3)
salvation from suffering (5:4.5)
salvation through belief in Buddha (94:9.1)
trinitarian doctrine (104:1.6)
Ganid’s abstract of B. (131:3sec)
great international, interracial faith (92:6.5,16)
history
20th century renaissance (94:12.5)
affected by Taoism, Shinto, Christianity, Hinduism, and Islam (94:9.3) (94:12.5)
amalgamated with disintegrating Taoism (94:11.1)
fitted well into religious customs of yellow race (94:11.1)
Gautama formulated philosophy of (94:7.2)
gave way before militant Islam (94:2.8) (94:9.3)
Nanak incorporated into Sikhism (92:5.15) (92:7.2)
spread (94:9sec)
Jesus’ talk with Gonod regarding (132:7.3-5)
living, growing religion which promotes calmness, self-control, and happiness (94:9.6)
shackled with ceremonies Gautama fought against (94:11.3)
types
Amida (94:12.2-3)
Hinayana, the Lesser Road; asocial doctrine (94:9.4-5)
Mahayana
Great Road; progressive doctrine (94:9.4-5) (94:12.2)
myth of divine Gautama (94:11.2)
trinitarian doctrine (104:1.6)
Shin, a progressive religion in Japan (94:12.4)

Cross-references

See also Buddha
See also Gautama Siddhartha

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