I would like to hear the rationale for putting Buddhist theocracy to the right of Christian theocracy. Not saying it’s wrong; I don’t know enough about Buddhism to have a stance. But I’m familiar with Christianity and it’s hard to imagine anything out-fasching it.
“buddhism” is just a term to describe any worldview that comes from south-east asia. there’s more variety within buddhism than within christianity, and there you can find a whole lot of disagreements and different ways of life already.
Idk more kinds of Christians maybe? The spectrum is real broad. Ones like the UCC (United Church of Christ) come to mind as being alright. Still wouldn’t want any religion based government system though.
I would like to hear the rationale for putting Buddhist theocracy to the right of Christian theocracy. Not saying it’s wrong; I don’t know enough about Buddhism to have a stance. But I’m familiar with Christianity and it’s hard to imagine anything out-fasching it.
“buddhism” is just a term to describe any worldview that comes from south-east asia. there’s more variety within buddhism than within christianity, and there you can find a whole lot of disagreements and different ways of life already.
Idk more kinds of Christians maybe? The spectrum is real broad. Ones like the UCC (United Church of Christ) come to mind as being alright. Still wouldn’t want any religion based government system though.