Buddhism is better than Christianity

1) Buddhism is more reasonable than Christianity First of all, Buddhism is a non-theistic religion, so it doesn't claim there is a god, it doesn't claim god created the world and it doesn't claim human were created by a god. Therefore, Buddhism agrees with The Big Bang Theory as well as evolution[1] Christianity in based on ancient texts that contradict those theories and they can't accept them, even if they are more reasonable than their answers. Buddhism is opened to change and compatible with science[2] Buddhism doesn't give unreasonable explications and doesn't contradict reasonable, science, so it's therefore a more reasonable religion. 2) Buddhism has higher moral standards History aside, Buddhism preaches higher moral standards, while Christianity's moral standards are over 2000 years old. The Bible, the true word of God teaches very old moral standards, where it's moral to own slaves, kill children and women for no actual reason and so on. (2 Kings 2:23-25 , Leviticus 25:44-46 , Exodus 12:12)[3,4,5] In modern times, priests preach about acceptance, love etc, but most Christians still live with outdated moral standards. Love and acceptance doesn't mean hating homosexuals, condemning abortion or imposing your religion on others. These are all immoral actions that are written in the Bible and haven't changed in over 2000 years. Buddhism doesn't say anything about hating others or killing homosexuals with rocks, and there are no groups that are discriminated or hated. Buddhism is not about trying to chance others, it's about helping them. A Bodhisattva is an enlightenment being that, instead of achieving Nirvana, chose to help other achieve enlightenment. Also, Buddhism is based on the eightfold path, that is clearly superior to the Christian 10 Commandments [9] because it covers a lot more moral concepts. 3) Buddhism gives life more meaning than Christianity meaning - the end, purpose, or significance of something[6] Life is infinitely less significant in Christianity, because it's nothing more than a small portion of your eternal existence. You live for under 100 years, then spend eternity in heaven or hell. Life for a Christian is as significant as a nanosecond for us. In Buddhism, life is an eternal cycle. Very few can achieve Nirvana and stop the life cycle, so for most beings life itself is eternal, giving it infinitely more meaning. Talking about the purpose of life, Christianity give us a single purpose: to please God; The purpose of life is limited by the Bible and it's ultimately respecting God's will. Buddhism is about awakening, perceiving the world in a different way. The ultimate purpose if to reach Nirvana, but in order to do that you become enlightened and become a different person. 4)Buddhism doesn't discriminate Again, unlike Christianity, Buddhism doesn't discriminate certain groups of people. Also, men and women have equal rights when it comes to clergy[7], while in Christianity only males can be part of it.[8][12] Christians discriminate against homosexuals, atheists and women, because it's part of their doctrine.[14] Buddhism doesn't have these doctrines, so they don't discriminate against any group of people[13] 5)Buddhism doesn't try to convince people to join it The Buddha teaches that you should know about other religions and chose one. Buddhism tolerates all religions and encourages its followers to try other religions too. As a Buddhist, you don't have to convert people, but you can help them achieve enlightenment IF they want to.[10, 11] Christianity, on the other hand teaches every non-Christians is a sinner and it's the duty of Christians to convert people to their religion: Matthew 28:19: Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. and many more[15] [1]http://en.wikipedia.org... [2]http://en.wikipedia.org... [3]https://www.bible.com... [4]https://www.bible.com... [5]https://www.bible.com... [6]http://dictionary.reference.com... [7]http://en.wikipedia.org... [8]http://christianityinview.com... [9]http://en.wikipedia.org... [10]http://www.buddhanet.net... [11] [12]http://buddhism.about.com... [13]http://buddhism.about.com... [14]http://www.biblegateway.com... [15]http://www.openbible.info...