The founder of Buddhism is Gautama Siddharta (about 563-483 BC), a Sakyamuni, the son of King Gukapiro. He became a monk at the age of 29 and practiced for seven years. He visited the wise men and celebrities at that time, and finally became a Buddha under a bodhi tree, and was honored as "Sakyamuni" by Buddhists. He preached for more than 40 years and died at the age of 80. In order to pursue the meaning, value and destination of life, as well as various reasons for people's illness and death, Gautama Siddharta did not hesitate to abandon the rich life of the royal family, run away from home, explore hard, and never give up until he reached his goal. His spirit is very bad. The right or wrong of what you have learned needs further analysis by future generations, and it is not appropriate to follow blindly.

The basic teachings of Buddhism are "four truths" (truths are truth), "eight right paths" and "six divisions in the wheel of karma" and so on. The first truth of the "four truths" is the bitter truth-everything that people experience is bitter. There is some truth in this statement. Cao Cao Yun "is a song about wine, what is life?" For example, morning dew, going to Japan is much more bitter. The Lord Jesus said, "Come to me, all who are tired and burdened, and I will give you rest." . "Life has its joys and sorrows. Christians should learn to be patient in suffering and always take pleasure in the Lord. The second truth is the truth of concentration (concentration is cause)-the reason of all suffering is that people will act if they want, that is, karma (sin) and reincarnation (reincarnation). Christians believe that desire and behavior should be divided into normal and abnormal. It is normal to pursue food, clothing, housing and transportation in moderation, including marriage and money. Excessive pursuit of these by immoral means is greed and crime. The Bible advises people to worship God, work hard, and not be lazy and hate work. The righteous who believe in God and Jesus, the son of God, and do good will go to heaven after death, and the souls of the wicked will go to hell after death; Will be resurrected in the future, the righteous will be resurrected to a new heaven and a new earth for eternal life, and the wicked will be resurrected to the lake of fire and punished forever. Christians believe that there is no reincarnation. The third truth is to eliminate the truth-all desires must be eliminated in order to eliminate the bitter cause, cut off the bitter fruit and reach the nirvana of eternal life. Christians believe that what should be eliminated is abnormal desire (greed is the desire to commit crimes), not normal desire; If we destroy normal desires, we will commit suicide or exterminate mankind. It is greed, not normal desire, that brings trouble and pain. The soul of the righteous goes to heaven after death, and the soul of the wicked goes to hell after death. After death, the soul is born immortal-it will not be born into a person or other creatures, nor will it die. The fourth truth is the truth-only by practicing Buddhism in accordance with the "eight right paths" can all desires be eliminated. "Eight Righteousness" refers to correct opinions, correct thoughts, correct language, correct behavior (correct career), correct life (correct life), correct diligence (untiring), correct thoughts and positive determination. Christians believe that only by the salvation of Jesus Christ can people get rid of sin and their desire for sin, and by the help of Jesus, people can have correct views, correct thoughts, correct language, correct behavior (correct career), correct life (correct destiny), correct progress (unremitting efforts), correct thoughts and correct thinking (meditation on the Bible).

"Six divisions in the wheel of karma"-these six roads are: heaven, Asura, humanity, wild animals, hungry ghosts and hell. The relationship between these six paths is a causal cycle. People do good, go to heaven after death, do bad, and go to hell after death. Christianity believes that God created angels, people, heaven, the world (including all the planets, that is, the whole universe) and hell. There is no "wheel of karma". The souls of the Trinity God, the good angels (angels loyal to God) and the saved saints live in heaven; People and animals, plants and microorganisms live on the earth, and kind angels can also travel to and from heaven, earth and other planets to help God manage them. The devil (that is, the evil angel-the angel created by God, but later betrayed God and became the enemy of God) and the soul of the wicked live in hell, and the devil also shuttles between hell and human beings, inviting people to commit crimes.

Buddhism removes the desires, sins and troubles of practitioners through practice, so as to achieve perfection, get rid of reincarnation and enter nirvana. Christianity, on the other hand, believes that people can't get rid of their greed and sin on their own, neither can they eliminate the sins of the past, nor can they guarantee that they will not commit crimes now and in the future. For this reason, God sent his only son to be born, that is, Jesus. Jesus was crucified, took on and eliminated the sins of the world, suffered and bled, and rose three days after his death. His body became an immortal spirit, appeared after his disciples and ascended to heaven. Only when people trust in him can their sins be eliminated, their redemption and eternal life be realized, they can reconcile with God and their practice be completed. After death, their souls will ascend to heaven and be with the Lord. When Christ comes again at the last day, he will resurrect the body of the dead and change the body of the living into a spiritual body.