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The Buddhist presupposition that all desire is bad and must resist is wrong, because the desire to help people is inherently good

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OK so that's the difference Ethically. I would like to know the Metaphysical differences?

Does any one know the French term and the author that he was talking about?

Bishop seems to have some understanding of Buddhism, which is wonderful and open-minded. However, I think the conversation can go further because what he said is not accurate. "The point of demarcation he mentions does not seem correct to me, I am not an expert but I have studied Buddhism for many years. Buddhists encourage people to keep the religion in which they were born (Catholicism, Islam, etc.) because converting could cause confusion. For the same reason, although Buddhists are open to interfaith conversation on common themes such as love, compassion, generosity, etc., there are certain Buddhist concepts that some teachers prefer not to discuss with non-Buddhists to avoid the risk of them developing confusion or even doubt in their own faith. Having said that, it may be better not to go any further in the conversation. Perhaps it is better just to focus on cultivating values and qualities that benefit oneself and others, whatever our & their beliefs and faiths.

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The Google Logo looks like a Satanic seal, even if they remove or replace it they'll still be using another inconspicuous satanic logo.

He doesn’t understand what Buddhists mean by nirvana or desire. Nirvana more closely translates to breathe out or let go, not blow out. And desire to Buddhists is a clenching on to impermanent objects (people, items, things, places, experiences, etc) not so much an aspiration or duty. Otherwise why would the Buddha have taught for 50 years? Why even do anything if desire of any kind is the problem? How even do anything without a desire to do something? Buddhism translates horribly to English and western views on it are so flawed we’re seeing contrast where there is none. Buddhism and Christianity point to the same place, they just take different paths. It’s obvious when you actually listen to the gospels. “Know them by their fruits”. Buddhism has only produced goodness and peace. In fact it’s the only major world religion without major scandals and issues. Pretty clear what they’re doing achieves salvation and walking a righteous path.

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Summary: Bishop - “good question. That would take a year to unpack. But a 90second answer points this way…” Commentator : “ the bishop doesn’t understand Buddhism and should say so..”. No winning this one.

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Less is more. Less inferior individualism naturally results in gradual more connectedness with the superior (in quality and quantity) and its/our Creator (God, who is the Dharmakaya source of all phenomena) together.

The ultimate desire of a Buddhist is to have no desire. So the thing you use to achieve your goal must be destroyed.

this is a catholic. not a Christian.

Buddhism never (at least from the teachings that I've learned) claimed that feeling desire is bad and that you should destroy that feeling. It claims that every desire can lead to suffering if you're not able to let go of the desire. It merely teaches that clinging on to a desire will inevitably lead to suffering. For example a lot of Christians have this immense desire that their god is indeed real. But imagine if somehow this was proven wrong then they will have an immense suffering because this one very important desire of them can't be fulfilled. I'm not trying to prove that God does or does not exists, but I'm just trying to give an example where a Christian can maybe relate to, in order to explain what I'm trying to say. I'm also not saying that desiring the existence of a god is wrong but you can see where this can lead to... Buddhism teaches you in this scenario that you have to be able to let go of this desire if it ends up not being able to be fulfilled or else unnecessary suffering will be the consequence.

You got it all wrong. Buddhism does not day to ignore you desires but to embrace them. Nam-myoho-renge-kyo

It's avoiding the entire issue to begin with. Buddhism talks of extinguishing the entirety of the things that prevents you from achieving eternal bliss, christianity says to do thay but to make an exception to inflate the ego of the god of christianity and his son/alter ego jesus christ and the holy spirit it doesn't confront the problem at it's core it just makes a half assed exception. Don't get me wrong buddhism has a huge flaw too because the Shakyamuni Buddha says extremes of any kind are bad but then instructs people to goto extremes to achieve nirvana. In short the buddhist route is better but still not as developed as it could be, I'm not convinced the answer is purist practice in the religion.

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Again, as a Buddhist, I was impressed by the way he approached the question.

Skillful deaire. Buddhism doesnt say to remove desire but rather transform it, which is what you say to do.

Nirvanah is imppssible. No one is self sufficient. No one is able to have any happiness, nor peace, nor joy without desire. For such are the ways of devils: for they come not but to steal, kill and destroy. Beware of this doctrine: it will be your eternal suffering if you die believing that good desires are the enemy. Desires that are destructive in nature come from ego. Not desires which are good and used for edifying and building up and encouraging. Any desire that is pure and unselfish with all goodness does not come from ego. Rather, it comes from humility. But the buddhists have no desires good or evil. They strive to remain as neutral as possible, killing any desire in them. To be truly neutral, wavering between good and evil, is to care not what one loses, nor to care if one suffers. Budhism strives to be neutral to thendetriment of justice and peace. They don't understand that without taling a side they remain indifferent. They think that even good desires come from ego. This is not true, for any good desire for the use of healing and edifying comes from humility. They think that by destroying aby desire in them, that they will become humble. But without desire, humility cannot be desired. Albert Einstein said "To remain silent and indifferent is the greatest sin of all." For one who has become one with the universe, has conformed to its' very nature: a nature of pitiless indifference. Repent and trust in Jesus Christ. The graves of all budhists and Buddha are filled; the tomb of Jesus Christ is empty. For He rose from the dead, just as He said He would. You have the scriptures and the prophets who testify of hell, and that God is good and just. However, if you don't believe them, you will not believe though one rise from the dead to warn you of hell. It has already happened, and yet unbelievers everywhere continue to prove the words of Jesus Christ; the King of Righteousness.

Buddhists don't understand that without desire for anything, aspiration cannot exist. To not desire anything is to not desire good nor evil, and thus is becoming of one like the universe; being a person of PITTILESS. INDIFFERENCE. And where apathy of all things is, death and destruction are sure to follow. For thus is the doctrine of devils.

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Then you have the desire to get rid of desire

That’s not correct. Buddhism doesn’t seek to put out desire. The obvious example being the desire for enlightenment! The desire to develop loving kindness, equanimity, compassion and happiness in the joy of others. Buddhism seeks to reduce and remove grasping & neurotic craving (ie craving things that cannot lead to happiness etc. for example addicted to watching RUclips videos!); also to reduce and remove pushing away/aversion/hatred; and to develop wisdom rather than ignorance.

Ok, what on earth is the "false self" and how on earth can you, a totally impartial observer who also claims that only God can truly know you, know what that false self is? Hope you are ready to abandon free will and end up having to deal with the tired Problem of Evil for the hundredth time, because you're going to have to get used to it. Otherwise, I will forever simply see you as a blind man fumbling around in the dark, fondling random items while trying tp figure out which one is the one true "thingamabob"

Let me guess. That Buddhism sucks and definitely Christianity is the only true religion with, a real bad ass god . am l getting close?

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The 4 noble truth adress Tanha as the source of Dukkha (Suffering, Stress, Dis-ease, Disatisfaction). But Desire is not a 100 percent accurate translation of Tanha i feel. Tanha is a kind of craving, unquenchable thrist, a (errant) desire. Sometimes symbolized as Fire, since fire burns on the more fuel you add to it. Never satisfied. Thats why Nirvanna is symbolized as the blowing out of a lid candle. This is the kind if Desire, Buddhist practice aims to adress. There is a kind of a noble kind of desire. And as such i think Bishop Baron just confirmed that there is indeed common ground between Christianity and Buddhism.

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"It would take us a year" you sure about that?

Try this. When you ask where is the desire coming from, you mind will not find it anywhere. Buddhism does not tell you to eliminate any thing. It helps you to see there is no self on anything. "to awaken a purified higher desire" is just an opinion like any other ones. Everything including your thought in this moment is just a cause to combine with other causes for the next thing or things to happen. The only thing always with you unchanged is your awareness without any opinion. Once an opinion appears and you are not aware about it, you are back to normal cycle of cause and effect. Interesting? With your awareness without opinion you are not living like vegie, but no stress and more.

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He wasnt ecumenical. NO. He was Catholic. He did not represent a mix of different churches. I hate when a persons life gets manipulated.

Hi Sir, May I know why there is no change in the reward in all the conditions?

be fruitfull and multiply some fruitfull and not multiy a lot multiply but not fruitfull

True self, false self. How about no self🙏

Yes and Christianity has it right

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