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Question of the Day?

Now that we have learned a bit more about Buddhism have your opinions of it changed? What significant piece of information caused this change in view point?

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gthebolt answered: oh i see. your questions were meant for idiots.
jessearmand said: I’m quite familiar with it, and your posts just confirmed it. But, I’m not too serious about following it.
defluff answered: Your posts made me smile.Totally coincides with what I currently follow. “Buddhism w/o Beliefs” by Stephen Bachelor. +++
cthuloid answered: I definitely love alot of points and teachings of Buddhism.. always have. But I’m still very much agnostic on anything supernatural.
14-billion-years-later answered: Buddhism was always fine by me due to the Dalai Llama being all like “buddhism would change is science proved it wrong” (paraphrasing)
rrare answered: Hmm.. I’m not really sure. I’m not part of any religion, nor do I believe in a god. So, my P.O.V hasnt really changed…
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