As for Christianity, a monotheistic faith based on God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit, is taught in both the Old and New Testaments. The mechanisms of both faiths may disagree on many fronts, fundamentally and practically, exist in one and not the other, and overlap on a few aspects of virtue. Buddhism and Christianity contradict on the number of gods to worship and the source from whom the religion is based on, an enlightened spiritual devotee or the Son of God...
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Buddhist believe in anatman, the concept where all things are interconnected and interdependent thus without a soul, on the contrary of all monotheistic faiths where the soul is the birth and death of all life. The methods of application and the way of life of the worshipers differ greatly between both...
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Plato and Aristotle on Happiness and the Good There seems to be no direct linkage between doing the acts and being happy for the sole purpose of those actions. On the contrary, being happy seems to be the result of being praised, which is the result of doing good deeds...	5 / 1179
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Aristotle and the good life Aristotle claims that the human function is reason; he believes that this function sets us apart from all other living things. So if the power to reason lies within the soul, what about the people who cannot reason, Such as infants and people with severe mental disabilities, are they soul-less? Are they not human because they have no power to reason? I think not...	2 / 550
Plato's Meno We arrive at some clarity about the unexpected issue of the nature and importance of knowledge. Knowledge is justified as true belief. You need to be able to explain and support your true belief because otherwise this knowledge will escape form the mind...	3 / 655