Does Buddhism believe in the reality of the soul, and does it believe that people have souls?

There is no such thing as an unchanging soul.

The troubles of others lie in the attachment to me, which gives rise to the troubles of greed, hatred, and ignorance.

There is a saying that it is better to believe in what it is than to believe in it, in fact, it is a matter of the soul, and no one knows? Only after passing away, those people can know, sometimes it is not bad to believe in these things, he is sometimes science, I don't know how to express things, someone said before, science is a step up is metaphysics, in fact, this thing, sometimes I don't believe in things, but it really happened, these people they don't believe, they have to believe in the soul, this thing many people, in fact, half of them believe that half of them don't believe, and those who believe in it will be considered dead in the future. When they get old, they will also believe that there is a place to welcome their souls, let them pass, you are like there is a king of Hades in the underworld, you can drink Meng Po soup, and then reincarnate, then I feel that if I believe it, I will feel very good, because I can also be reincarnated once, even if I forget other things, it does not belong to me, really, this soul is gone, even if I die, if I really have no soul that does not exist, then I just go to the earth for peace, Then I really have nothing in this world, nothing.

Buddhism believes in the existence of the soul, referring to the ghosts of the six realms.

Buddhism believes in cause and effect, so it believes in the existence of the soul. The said unjust creditors, destined sentient beings, etc.

I believe it, but the title and the argument are different.

Buddhism believes in the existence of the sixth consciousness. The sixth consciousness is consciousness, and in this life after reincarnation, you will go to a certain place (or do something) and feel that this place (or this thing) feels familiar, and there is a sense of déjà vu, which is the unindelible memory of past lives during reincarnation in consciousness.

In Buddhism, it is not called the soul, it is called the consciousness.

Who is God in Buddhism? God is Alayya, so Alayya is also called Divine Consciousness, which is the name in the Buddhist scriptures, and it creates all things. That's why he said that all things were created by God, and we who study Buddhism admit that God created it, and the power of God is incredible.

- Excerpts from the Confession of the Pure Land Sutra (Episode 116).

Of course I believe it, otherwise where will the reincarnated living Buddha come from.

In Buddhism, it is not called the soul, it is called the consciousness.