Diuretic
Permanently confused
I think a religion must have a deity figure, its own mythologies and a belief in an afterlife. But, having said that it's apparent that Buddhism has no deity figure, its has its mythologies but many secular movements do, it has no belief in an afterlife albeit some types, if I can use the word, do believe in a reincarnation cycle but reincarnation is just a process and not a destination in Buddhism.
So, if Buddhism is a religion and it's certainly accepted as a religion rather than a philosophical movement, then my previous definition needs amendment.
But atheism isn't a religion and to hold that it is is to ignore the nature of religion as it's widely accepted all over the world.
So, if Buddhism is a religion and it's certainly accepted as a religion rather than a philosophical movement, then my previous definition needs amendment.
But atheism isn't a religion and to hold that it is is to ignore the nature of religion as it's widely accepted all over the world.