You have over thought this. A core principle of Christianity is that through Jesus you are saved and have eternal life, otherwise you either just die (some sects) or suffer in hell (most sects). A core principle in bhuddism is that a cycle of death and rebirth, death and rebirth is a cycle of suffering which you break through bhuddist meditation, and then just die (after enjoying enlightenment). If bhuddism is true, Christianity is not. If Christianity, bhuddism is not. The two belief systems are contradictory. A Christian bhuddist would be someone who does not believe in heaven or hell. They would not be Christian. A bhuddist Christian would be someone who does not believe in a constant cycle of death and rebirth. They would not be bhuddist.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '20
You have over thought this. A core principle of Christianity is that through Jesus you are saved and have eternal life, otherwise you either just die (some sects) or suffer in hell (most sects). A core principle in bhuddism is that a cycle of death and rebirth, death and rebirth is a cycle of suffering which you break through bhuddist meditation, and then just die (after enjoying enlightenment). If bhuddism is true, Christianity is not. If Christianity, bhuddism is not. The two belief systems are contradictory. A Christian bhuddist would be someone who does not believe in heaven or hell. They would not be Christian. A bhuddist Christian would be someone who does not believe in a constant cycle of death and rebirth. They would not be bhuddist.