What are the scientists who believe in Buddhism?

There are many scientists who believe in Buddhism, including:

1.Leonardo da Vinci: Italian Renaissance painter and scientist.

2.Isaac Newton: English physicist, mathematician, philosopher.

3.Marie Curie: French physicist, chemist, and radiochemist.

4.Gautama Buddha: The founder of Buddhism.

The above are just a few examples of famous Buddhist scientists, whose enlightenment and influence on scientists are enormous, who have made outstanding contributions in the field of science, and who have also been inspired and influenced by Buddhist thought.

The four great inventions of ancient China.

Scientists, scientists who invented silk, scientists who invented ceramics ......

In line with modern scientific common sense.

According to the Buddhist cosmology, the Milky Way is full of human beings, and life forms are not only human beings and animals.

In line with modern scientific common sense.

Albert Einstein said, "If there is a religion in the world that does not contradict science, then any scientific discovery can prove that religion is Buddhism; If there is a religion that satisfies the needs of modern science and coexists with science, then it must be Buddhism. ；The wisdom of the intuitive world of Buddhism is the real scientific motivation, and the true religion of the world is Buddhism; The religion of the future is the religion of the universe, and it will be a religion that transcends anthropomorphic gods and is far from dogma.

Tolerance of nature and spirituality is a meaningful unity, and it is based on practice and experience of religion. Buddhism believes: "Time, space, and matter are human fantasies."

Because there are many things in Buddhism that are very practical, unlike other sects, and some things in Buddhism are very real, so Einstein thought so.

The scientist Albert Einstein thought that Buddhism was the most scientific religion because he had read the Diamond Sutra of Buddhism and thought it was very wise.

Because, science is also constantly evolving. What was previously thought to be scientific turned out to be unscientific. In addition, human beings' understanding of the material world has just begun, and it is also very superficial.

Especially since entering the sub-world of the Quantitative Calendar, many things are unreasonable compared to the macrocosm, and even scientists have difficulty making conclusions. The emergence of religion is a mystical explanation of the mystical phenomenon that fits the human psyche or an incomprehensible explanation that transcends people's cognition. And the more scientists study the material world, the more mysterious they feel, the more incomprehensible they feel, and they go deep into the microcosm.

Because there is no end to science, and religion has [a flash of inspiration] [covering the face] [tears running] [baring teeth].

Science and religion are not contradictory, Buddhism is the highest science, and the more great scientists are, the closer they are to Buddhism, the more they believe in Buddhism!

The association of human beings in the face of the vast cosmic starry sky. The existence and future of mankind, the unknown and the incomprehensible and the source of life, the desire for eternal life, religion exploits the weakness of human beings, and scientists. What ordinary people fear most is the unknowable desire and fear of the future.

Feed on illusions. Think there is heaven. All we know is a black hole.

An abyss with no end.

Aren't scientists human? People are curious and want to take the rules, right? Scientists have only discovered something and learned how to use it.

There are too many mysterious things in the world that have not been discovered. There are too many mysteries. Once it is discovered, it will not be mysterious.

What kind of nascent collapse was not discovered in the mysteries? The so-called scientists are just a little more energetic than ordinary people, and they may also be considered by ordinary people to be neurotic, or they are called dead and would rather not turn around and hit the wall. Succeeded in becoming a scientist.

Many emperors died on the elixir of immortality, Qin Shi Huang, Ming and Qing dynasties all had emperors who believed in this. Don't they have the ability to judge acres? also wanted a miracle to happen to themselves, and became a test product for the future.

The folk Xuanzang, Kong Ming, and Wang Yangming are all sad in their fifties. There are dozens of Yixue masters who have died in ancient and modern times. Not surprising, right?

Science is a way for human beings to explore unknown areas or summarize universal laws, and religion is an answer to a certain field or ultimate question of the universe and life in human philosophy, and the two are not in conflict!! So it's not surprising that scientists have religious beliefs!!

Science is the way and the way, religion is not superstition!