Making Sense of the Meaning Crisis | John Vervaeke
Planet: Critical
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Is There a God in Buddhism?
Buddhism is a faith that does not have a God. So with that, not being an example of an intersubjective faith, actually being the center point for a group of people. And these are not personal beings. These are not beings that have something like self-awareness or consciousness in any ways analogous to ours except by very stretched metaphors. But that doesn't mean that the Buddhist doesn't regard Shunyatta as sacred and getting into right relationship with that ultimate reality is an ultimate concern.
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