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> And how many religions would accept someone that says "I don't think we have enough evidence for the existence of god" Buddhism, for one, would not only acce
by sundarurfriend 5y ago
> And how many religions would accept someone that says "I don't think we have enough evidence for the existence of god"
Buddhism, for one, would not only accept that someone but would say it loud and clear on its own.
- cogman10 5y agoThere are still fundamental tenants of Buddhism that are accepted as true without evidence. The fact that Buddhists don't believe in deity isn't really the point of my post. My point is that like all religions, a part of Buddhism is to know something without evidence. When someone says "I don't believe in karma, rebirth, or the teachings of Buddha" are you talking about a Buddhist? What makes a Buddhist if not at least some belief in some of the Buddhist teachings and beliefs. (Granted, the notion of the "sacred" doesn't really exist in Buddhism like it does in abrahamic religions).