Has Buddhism and Taoism fought the Fa in history Who is powerful

Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism are of the same origin, and people who adapt to different roots are all very good, and true Buddhist practitioners will not belittle Taoism, Confucianism, God, and other religions that persuade people to be good. Because different people have different fates, these orthodox churches help those who are destined to be free from suffering and happy. True Buddhist practitioners, on the contrary, will also devote themselves to helping people who are doing good.

There is no first in the text, and there is no second in the martial arts. Religion is not martial arts, and there is no such thing as being powerful or not. Religion is a cultural phenomenon that has emerged in the development of human society to a certain historical stage, and belongs to the special ideology of society.

In the old days, due to man's unknown exploration of nature and the expression of man's pursuit of immortal liberation, he believed that there was a supernatural mysterious force or entity outside the real world, which made people awe and worship the mystery, thus leading to the belief cognition and ritual activity system.

Equality is just a matter of accomplishing the ultimate goal in different ways and forms.

Buddha is the heart, the Tao is the body, and Confucianism is the track!

It's all you!

The breadth is:

Buddhism is one of the three major religions in the world.

What does it mean to be powerful?

You should ask them compared to who has more anti-intellectual tendencies.

I can't say who is great, but I can only say that at this stage, Buddhism has developed relatively well. Looking at the actual situation without talking about theory, according to the data of 2005, there are 33,652 monasteries and 400,000 monks in the country; There are 8,269 Taoist temples and 50,000 Taoist priests in the country. The gap between the two sides is evident.

At that time, this question was raised by a Confucian scholar, and it later turned out that Buddhism was so powerful that it wiped out Taoism and almost broke off the inheritance. In terms of ruthlessness, Taoism is the worst, and everyone is stronger than Taoism.

Taoism and Buddhism in China are actually the existence of you and me, and I have you.

A large part of the reason why Chinese become Chinese is that the scriptures and historical books are integrated with the ideas of Taoism and Confucianism.

Taoism talks about "ruling by doing nothing", to be born, to jump out of the red dust, to have a clear breeze on both sleeves, to look at the world from the perspective of a passerby, and to help the common people in the process of improving one's own cultivation.

Buddhism pays more attention to the idea of "Mahayana people, Hinayana people", they are really two ears do not listen to things outside the window, and only accompany the monks of the ancient Buddha of the green light, they are compassionate, but more is to repair the karma of personal karma in this life, see through "birth, old age, sickness and death, resentment, love and parting, and can't beg", and seek happiness in the next life with the asceticism of this life (in fact, I personally think it is a pessimistic and helpless way of survival).

Personally, I think that LZ has seen too much Xiuzhen recently, so he will ask this kind of question. Anyway, as far as history is concerned, there is no one more powerful in the two religions, but each has its own period of prosperity;If we talk about the breadth of coverage, of course, there are more followers in BuddhismBut if you talk about Feng Shui Yishu, Qimen Dunjia, Ziwei Doushu and the like, there are really many people who have learned it now.