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Religious reference links thread

Discussion in 'Religion & Spirituality Forum' started by hasbeen99, Aug 4, 2004.

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    Not really.

    There is no "God" in the majority of Buddhism, BTW, so it can be argued it is not really a religion in the most highly used form of the word. There is a great deal of ceremony in some forms of Buddhism, like Tibetan, but the meditation/prayer behaviors are consciously directed inward, not outward.
     

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