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Buddhism and Christianity differ greatly in terms of demographics, belief systems, and rituals. In their own ways, however, both religions assist one in helping to answer life's deepest questions.
Buddhism and Christianity are two incredibly different religions. Each has their own separate demographic, belief systems and rituals. Although they do share some minor similarities, both religions have very different views on the world from each other. Main beliefs, ideas and traditions between Christianity and Buddhism are incredibly varied from one another.
Unlike Christianity, Buddhism was founded and run by person similar to that of a business. It was founded by Siddhartha Gautama who was the Prince of a clan in Sakya, India. He was married at an early age and had a son. Initially he was a man who was incredibly selfish and disillusioned. After he made the decision to leave home, Gautama became a nomadic man often finding shelter and living in forests to meditate and fast. He believed he was being righteous however in.....
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