Buddhist Items
For a harmonious new Church of all Faiths what are the 5 most important items/commandments?
Just maybe there can be some peace amongst humans. Services to be by Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, Aethiest, Agnostic alternatively. ps.No violence or profanity
Wow. What a tough question! I can only ad to this that the first two commandments (of the ten commandments) are said by the catholic church and Jesus to be the most important because all the others hinge upon them. Please exuse the abriviations “Have no false god’s before me” and “Love your neighbor as youself”. This is what I recal from memory without resorting to the internet. That’s what Yahoo! answers is supposed to be right… real answers, real people. Anyhow. I know a Catholic priest that said that their church uses statues and images of the saints and such as simple reminders and in no way is pro idolotry. I’ve also heard that Catholisism is by definition an all inclusive church. This is what it was meant to be originally at least. Meaning bringing in all factions of the Christian faith with the intention of becoming one church of faith. Islam believes Muhammad to be the last prophet and one of the messages he gave was to remove all images not only of saints but of man or of anything at all from places of worship. I understand God spoke to Moses over the course of 500 years to lead man out of the slavery of the Egyptian empire. Than Jesus came to clear things up about the relationship between God and man, to build a bridge or direct connection, and to impart further teachins among many other things. Muhammad was the final prophet getting man back on track in relation to God because we were reverting back to idoloty. Mahommad was also a warrior I believe. But I’m not sure if he started a war or battle. Moses did. Jesus did. Though there was blood shed in these history’s we still say to this day “don’t blame the messanger”. And as mere humans we might be very right in saying that.
There’s my “real info” from a real person. But info is not what you asked for I just thought I’d type some because it could ad to the resolution of you question.
If I go out on a limb. Lord have mercy (No pun intended) or is that “NPI” in cyberspeak.
Here:
1:Mahommad. Don’t worship idols. (Muslim)
2: Jesus. Believe that God will povide for you (mankind) just as he does for all living things, (The feeding of the multitudes/curing of the sick) (Christian)
3: Moses. We have been given some commandments that mankind would be wise to realise. (Jewish)
4: Buddha. Truth and freedom are already inside us and not outside us. (Buddhism).
5; Ahhhh! this is tough…. Mankind; First do no harm. (atheiest, agnostc, huminist, existentialist, socialist and then some.)
I know nothing of of the hindu faith.
Thanks for the brave question.
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