If a Buddhist were asked who Jesus was, responses would likely include: a good man, a prophet, the founder of the Christian religion, the younger brother of Buddha. As it is hard for a Buddhist to understand the existence of God, it is inconceivable that Jesus is the incarnate Lord, God in the flesh. In Buddhist thought, there is no supreme being, no creator, no universal God, no loving Lord over his creation. The ultimate …showed first 75 words of 694 total…

…showed last 75 words of 694 total…bad desire. Even to desire life itself, is to not be enlightened. This belief is held very strongly by Buddhists as they believe that by not desiring anything, then they are more clearly and quickly onto the path to achieve Nirvana. To a Buddhist, hope lies in ending the cycle of suffering and reincarnation. There is no External life for the Buddhist, no hell, no heaven. Hope lies in achieving Nirvana...hope lies in non-existence.