No 1353 of Living Life Series 1
All religions are one. There are the same Buddhist teachings even in Christianity more so in the Old Testament. There are also the same Christian teachings in Buddhism.
For the matter, the teachings of any religion will always be there in another.
By knowing more of Buddhism, it is better for a Christian to be a good Christian than be an awkward and uncomfortable Buddhist. This is controversial to some but Bo Tien 武天 did make this comment.
For a person who is in a religion for a long time, he will not be familiar with Buddhist culture and will be uncomfortable in such setting.
Bo Tien 武天 reminds us that there is the same inner truth or teachings in all religions. But it is natural for people to champion their religion and this, like it or not, may of course create misunderstanding of sorts. That is the problem.
Bo Tien 武天 adds that the problems and issues of men are many and plentiful. We must be mindful of this. Even in religion, men will have issues and problems.
It is immaterial on issue of who is Bo Tien 武天. Never mind who he is. What matters is what he stands for. What matters is the Inner Truth or Doctrine common to all religions.
The doctrine is the image. The image is the Doctrine. He said. What he meant is that the doctrine is him and he is the doctrine. He is in a way the truth and the light, like any other heavenly saint. The truth and the light is him. Any saint or prophet too is the truth and the light.
One light is good. A collection of lights is even better. Bo Tien 武天 said this, didn't he? Yes, he did. One saint is already great. Many more will be marvellous and really awesome.
To all heavenly saints we greatly adore. We believe in your existence and thy glory is in the thought of men. We seek for thy protection and guidance so as to live better for the time to come.
God has blessed us not in one way but in many ways - not through one saint but through many saints. Praise God - not that God need our praises but that we are grateful to God.
Saints too do not need our praises but we need to show gratitude to them. The best gratitude is to practice what they taught - the Inner Truth common to all religions.
For the matter, the teachings of any religion will always be there in another.
By knowing more of Buddhism, it is better for a Christian to be a good Christian than be an awkward and uncomfortable Buddhist. This is controversial to some but Bo Tien 武天 did make this comment.
For a person who is in a religion for a long time, he will not be familiar with Buddhist culture and will be uncomfortable in such setting.
Bo Tien 武天 reminds us that there is the same inner truth or teachings in all religions. But it is natural for people to champion their religion and this, like it or not, may of course create misunderstanding of sorts. That is the problem.
Bo Tien 武天 adds that the problems and issues of men are many and plentiful. We must be mindful of this. Even in religion, men will have issues and problems.
It is immaterial on issue of who is Bo Tien 武天. Never mind who he is. What matters is what he stands for. What matters is the Inner Truth or Doctrine common to all religions.
The doctrine is the image. The image is the Doctrine. He said. What he meant is that the doctrine is him and he is the doctrine. He is in a way the truth and the light, like any other heavenly saint. The truth and the light is him. Any saint or prophet too is the truth and the light.
One light is good. A collection of lights is even better. Bo Tien 武天 said this, didn't he? Yes, he did. One saint is already great. Many more will be marvellous and really awesome.
To all heavenly saints we greatly adore. We believe in your existence and thy glory is in the thought of men. We seek for thy protection and guidance so as to live better for the time to come.
God has blessed us not in one way but in many ways - not through one saint but through many saints. Praise God - not that God need our praises but that we are grateful to God.
Saints too do not need our praises but we need to show gratitude to them. The best gratitude is to practice what they taught - the Inner Truth common to all religions.