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Thursday, 11 May 2006 come across a christian website that criticise about buddhism.. the christian, self-claimed to be an ex-buddhist said alot of things that are incorrect about buddhism.. if one is not familiar with a teaching in a certain school, how could one even criticise? is this a new way of introducing people to christianity? =p i know christians are "famous" for bringing people to Jesus.. i'm not against it.. i'm actually glad that they have the kind intention to save you.. but shouldn't we give people a choice in choosing a religion too? afterall, religion affect the person entire life.. and i know christianity and buddhism have too much differences.. buddhism don't bring people into buddhism.. as i mentioned in my past posting, buddhism as similiar as a teaching.. you enrol yourself into a school, the principal won't ask you to enrol into his school.. if the school don't suit you, you could always transfer to another school.. come on people, choose a religion which you think is correct and suit you.. no point enrolling youself to a school where you have no interest in any of the subjects.. http://www.jonahome.org/files/jifubijiao/01.htm  
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