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gahugoro
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Posted on 01-25-07 11:08
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and nor is buddhism a branch of hinduism. let me hear if you disagree.
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Birbhadra
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Posted on 01-28-07 12:14
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Well this is a debate and ia am just putting in my opinions which are just opinions. It seems like you are not thoroughly reading my comments and just blindly trying to give a rebuttal on something i have not claimed in the first place. Gyurme i am a skeptic at the very least i am not a believer i am a Knower and i have not professed any beliefs. incase you are too lazy to go back and read my coment. i don't believe buddha as a n hindu avatar not do i believe that buddhism is part of hinduism. i am making this statement based on religion as an institution not from a philosophical perspective. However there is nothing in buddhist philosophy that is extremely alien to hindu philosophy. if this is not the case prove it.
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jayamatadi
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Posted on 01-28-07 2:27
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hindu religion is an institution not a religion if u go back read the history. so far buddha is concerned, i would tell that buddha himself used to be hindu. the excavation in Lumbini has found some statue of shiva. That implies his family used to profess hindu religion too. jayamatadi
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Birbhadra
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Posted on 01-28-07 3:43
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know the definition before writing something religion is a institution
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