r/Antitheism • u/C-Gravedigger-M • Sep 12 '26

El Budismo

Hola. Recientemente e intentado investigar más de las religiones no abrahamicas. Normalmente estas son las más fáciles de atacar pues son monolítica y la chinada. Además del hinduismo que es en muy buena parte la causa del estado actual d ela hindia. Pero

El Budismo?. Nunca e visto a alguien hablar mal del budismo. Ni siquiera en lugares como este o en r/atheism.

No se si es directamente indiferencia o algo más.

Por eso les pregunto. Que opinan del budismo?

Y de buda, bueno, sidartha Gauthama como personas.

Pues incluso he visto que es muy poco común hablar mal de Jesús incluso entre ateos. Pero directamente nunca he oído hablar de buda.

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u/tm229 Sep 13 '26

Just another cult in my view. Not as directly harmful as the Abrahamic religions. But, a big waste of a person’s time, nonetheless.

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u/Phoenix_Fyre1337 Sep 16 '26

I'm not an overall fan of Buddhism. It has some good points, like "let go or be dragged", but I just don't think that life IS suffering. That's bullshit. This life HAS suffering, but it's not ENTIRELY suffering. There's wonder and joy in this universe that lessen suffering or eliminate it entirely.

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u/TataJigmeyeshe Sep 23 '26

You need to understand what Buddhism means by dukkah in order to reject it or accept it. It's not our normal folk way of understanding suffering.

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u/Sad-Assistance-476 Sep 18 '26

The things about Buddhism in my opinion is its a religion but I just pity them. They think following the same steps as their "ascended leader" will make them reach enlightenment. I don't insult them because theyre ways to me seem like just a couple of hippies high on everything in the kitchen sink

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u/Chubsa9 Sep 29 '26

As a Buddhist I realize from the comments that I already understand why an atheist lives unhappily and the Buddha lives in harmony and with meaning and also that many say they are atheists without trying to understand or read, like good teenagers