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Buddhism

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History

 

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November 11, 2016

 

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These merchants and monks not only brought the Buddhist religion, they also brought ideas about the decoration and creation of temples and the portrayal of Buddha. The missionaries did not directly proselytize the Chinese people and allowed the religion to find its own place. They knew that Buddha once said "it is thirst which leads to renewed existence" and therefore found it important to learn from their surroundings...
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The missionaries did not directly proselytize the Chinese people and allowed the religion to find its own place. They knew that Buddha once said "it is thirst which leads to renewed existence" and therefore found it important to learn from their surroundings. Because the missionaries choice, Buddhism was then able to assimilate into Chinese society because of it similarities to Daoism...
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