Ethics from Buddhist and Christian perspectives

Although there are vast differences between Buddhism and Christianity, especially in their understanding transcendence, they nevertheless share a similar understanding of what holds us back from it. For the Buddhist, it is desire, for the Christian, it is sin, both of which speak of a wandering heart. For when our heart is wandering it is hard to drive straight and hit the mark.

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  1. Buddhist or Christian, “desire” is God’s first calling to man. All our desires of human love, of things – none of them completely satisfy. Only God can satisfy mans desire. He thirsts for us.

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