Honghuang: I, Jieyin, Vow to Become the Greatest Buddha

Buddhism was destroyed four times in history. Why, it wastes people and money and does nothing to produce, it is just a blood-sucking insect lying on people.

The author is Western Cult Licking*

It's very well written. I don't understand why so many people don't like Buddhism? When Buddhism first came to China, it was very simple in urging people to do good deeds, and other things were added later. I'm not saying that Taoism is not good or Buddhism is number one, Taoism is indeed my favorite. It's just that the prejudice is a bit serious now, and I don't think the Buddhism that came later can be considered true Buddhism. If you don't like it, don't spray it, thank you.

What I despise the most is Lao Tzu, who writes about Buddhism and the like. In times of disaster, avoid the mountain gate. "The Taoist Comes Down the Mountain" saves the world and closes the door of Buddhism. I despise this kind of people the most.

How can I put it, everyone's dislike of Buddhism is a historical legacy. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Buddhist Shaolin Temple closed its doors, and many Taoist Taoist masters went out to fight against the Japanese. Many old Taoist temples cut off their incense. Many Taoist temple masters, their disciples and even relatives died in the battlefield and fell on the anti-Japanese front line. However, Buddhism stayed behind closed doors and ignored the sufferings of the people. It was not until the Taiping Period that it finally came out to spread. With his own "put down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha on the spot" thing, there is a judgment between Taoism and Buddhism. Taoism is worthy of being our state religion, while Lao Shizi Buddhism is not involved in production, and will just shut up when the country is in crisis. The people today are not so ignorant that they can't distinguish such conspicuous differences. So when you see someone writing about Buddhism, even if you use it to satirize Buddhism in an article, you will inevitably be pointed at and scolded by some people who read the introduction and are literate.

When I saw that I was marrying a wife, I immediately lost interest and even cursed **

I didn't read the book, so I just read the title of the book about Buddhism, and I couldn't help but want to complain.

It is shameless to accept Zhunti for the sake of the West. Is it wrong? Is it wrong to be shameless in order to make one's motherland strong?

Go ahead, I hate bald donkeys the most

I feel that beheading three corpses should not only be about cutting out thoughts, but also using spiritual treasures as carriers to carry a kind of "Tao". The protagonist uses white lotus to kill corpses to carry "purity and removal of dirt", etc., And golden lotus to kill corpses to carry "goodness, light, majesty" " etc., The black lotus carries "demons, corruption, disasters", etc., Which are all part of the "Buddha" practiced by the protagonist. The three corpses have their own ideas and can reach the extreme of their "Tao". In the end, the unity of the three corpses is the perfection of "Buddha" and the enlightenment of Hunyuan. Personally I think this is the meaning of killing three corpses, please don't criticize