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Old 03-04-2010, 11:33 AM   #11
Crotalushorridus
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Originally Posted by Undertoad View Post
The Buddha promotes critical thinking:

regardless of this quotation, Buddhism is not a belief that hinges upon rationality or reason or empiricism at all. Notice in the last few lines how the basis of one's actions becomes dependent upon whether or not that action is good or not? This is no longer a basis on reason alone, but now it encompasses emotions and feelings of the good....which leads us back to our original problem of which the quote attempts but fails to find a solution: how should I act to maximize my potential and good?
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