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Anonymous users2024-02-13First, Taoism had not yet been formed when Buddhism entered China, so there was no question of not holding on to its territory.
Third, Buddhism and Taoism still have many places where they are integrated with each other in the process of development, and the so-called disputes only exist in certain periods.
Fourth, the reason why Taoism is not as influential as Buddhism is not because Buddhism has violated it, but because of its own shortcomings, such as the lack of rigorous theoretical system and too many elements of witchcraft.
Fifth, although the influence of Taoism is not as good as Buddhism at the religious level, in folk beliefs, some things of Taoism are deeply rooted in the hearts of ordinary people, such as the worship of land and city gods, the psychology of seeking good fortune and avoiding evil, and so on.
Finally, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have been handed down in China as a complete national culture, and although the three are independent, they are integrated to a great extent, and neither of them can exist completely without the other two.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12I'm sorry, you'd better look for it or something! ~~
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Anonymous users2024-02-11If you have this question, please go to the Three Jewels of Buddhism, Dharma and Sangha to find out!
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Taoism and Buddhism are two very representative forces in the ideological circles, and at the same time, they also have their own set of theories on the views of all things in the world. Religious belief is a kind of thing that is believed in and there is nothing if you don't believe in it, and for many aspiring young people, you can't believe in religion, you have to believe in science.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09I think these are two completely different cultures, but they are not competitive. Taoism is the native religion of our country, and Taoism is the only religion that originated in China and was founded by Chinese. It has had a profound impact on the politics and economy of our country, and it is also one of the three spiritual pillars.
Buddhism is one of the three major religions in the world, and Buddhism was founded between the sixth and fifth centuries BC and was founded in ancient India. It only then spread to Asia and beyond.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08I think Taoism and Buddhism both reflect people's hearts, Buddhism is from India, and Taoism is native to China.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Actually, I think these are two different cultures, which should not be confused, but should also be passed on, and I heard that Taoism is a separate part of Buddhism.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Do you think our country is similar to India?
Zhou Yi is a Chinese native culture, is the ancestors of the universe of the law of the summary, about 3,300 years ago, the Zhou Dynasty junior statesman, philosopher Zhou Gong summarized the text of the circulation, to 2,500 years ago, Confucius was born, collated and annotated into a systematic document, also known as the Book of Changes. The purpose of the Book of Changes is to "seek for a gentleman, seek good fortune and avoid evil", and teach people to conform to the laws of nature, not to teach fortune-telling in later generations. Taoism originated in the Han Dynasty, Zhang Daoling carried forward the Wuwei view in "Lao Tzu", and gradually evolved into a religion, in fact, it was originally the teaching of Lao Tzu, and it had nothing to do with religion. >>>More
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Agree with Tao Yan Ant's opinion. Da Luo Jin Xian, has been able to produce the yang god, but according to the theory of Buddhism, there is no sexuality, it is a solid delusion, and, because of different beliefs, what they pursue is not out of reincarnation and out of the six realms, the pursuit itself is the way of heaven, is the same life as heaven and earth, but heaven and earth also have birth and death, which is different from Buddhism's immortality and immortality. The power of the will is different, the result is different, if it is the cause, if it is the effect.
First, the essence is different
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