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As Buddhism emphasizes the Principle of Cause and Effect, it is
fatalism. |
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According to the Law of Dependent Origination, all existence are
conditional and inter-dependent, thus Buddhism rejects the belief of the
Supreme God with absolute, permanent and independent entity.
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Ignorance is the starting point in the Twelve Links of Dependent
Origination. |
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Arising from the Six Senses in the Twelve Links of Dependent
Origination, contact is the very first link where suffering begins.
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All phenomena are impermanent except the Supreme God or Creator of
Universe. |
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It is important to understand impermanence because it is an antidote
for curing desire and ill-will. |
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In Buddhism, the definition of "I" is a permanent, independent,
self-sovereign entity. |
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The Three Universal Truths are also known as the Three Seals,
which is the yardstick to determine whether the teaching is abiding by
Buddhism or not. |
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Nirvana is a Sanskrit word which means "rebirth in Pure Land or
heaven after death". |
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Impermanence means the inter-dependent, ever-changing and transient
nature of existence, therefore the existence of all things are regarded
to be "unreal" or "empty". |
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