Why Buddhism Must Die
Enlightenment for the Masses
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Why Buddhism Must Die
Narrated by:
Alexander Green
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Narrated by:
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Alexander Green
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Max Lee
About this listen
Buddhism is a religion created by a man named Siddhartha Gautama, the one who most people know simply as the Buddha - after he attained enlightenment. It is also sort of a philosophy and a way of life in a way consistent with the Buddha's teachings known as the dharma.
The Buddha is never referred to, or worshipped, as a god nor is he really known as a son of God. That is because the Buddha was simply a man, a man bent on a specific way of being, celebrated in Buddhism as the non-self way of being.
Now, the time has come where humanity must come to grips with the fact that they are all sons of God, children of the "Most High". Now, it has come for us to see Buddhism for what it is.
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