Questions and Answers

In Buddhism, there is no prohibition on having a romantic or sexual relationship with a partner.

In Buddhism, many different rituals and practices are followed by different schools and traditions.

In Buddhism, consciousness is believed to be not limited to the physical body and can continue after the body dies.

In Buddhism, it is believed that all negative actions or thoughts (called “karma”) have consequences and that one’s actions can contribute to suffering or happiness in future lives. However, Buddhism’s concept of “unforgivable sins” does not exist. Instead, the focus is on understanding the causes of suffering and cultivating positive actions and thoughts to bring […]

In Buddhism, the term “Bible” does not refer to a single, canonical text as it does in other religious traditions.

Buddhism and Islam are distinct religions with their own beliefs, practices, and histories.

In Buddhism, the 10 Negative Actions (also known as the 10 Non-Virtuous Actions or the 10 Unwholesome Actions) are considered harmful or unskillful and are generally discouraged in Buddhist teachings.

Buddhism is a religion and philosophy that originated in ancient India. It is based on the teachings of the Buddha, a spiritual teacher who lived in the eastern part of the Indian subcontinent around the 5th century BCE.Buddhism is a non-theistic religion, which means that it does not involve the worship of a deity. Instead, […]

In Buddhism, there is no specific teaching on a person’s number of wives.

The Seven Precepts of Buddhism are ethical guidelines for Buddhists to follow.