Jesus Christ (Yeshua Mashiach) - Muhammad - Siddhártha Gautama (the Buddha)

Jesus Christ (Yeshua Mashiach) said,

"I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. (John 14:6)

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Ask Jesus Christ (Yeshua Mashiach) to reveal to you the truth about Muhammad Ibn `Abd Allāh Ibn `Abd al-Muttalib, Siddhârtha Gautama Buddha, and all other false religions that lead people away from the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and into Hell.

Who is "Gautama Buddha"?

And Jesus's last name was not Christ.

Am I the only one who finds JIA posting a link to a pirated version of Passion to be a tiny bit funny?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Who is "Gautama Buddha"?

And Jesus's last name was not Christ.

I apologize for the Guatama Buddha error. I fixed it.

I know that Jesus' last name is not Christ. The term "Christ" denotes Jesus' Messianic office or function in His Father's plan.

"Christ" means "Anointed One and His anointing."

Jesus Christ was anointed to fulfill His mission as Savior of the world.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
I apologize for the Guatama Buddha error. I fixed it.

I know that Jesus' last name is not Christ. The term "Christ" denotes Jesus' Messianic office or function in His Father's plan.

"Christ" means "Anointed One and His anointing."

Jesus Christ was anointed to fulfill His mission as Savior of the world.

Siddhártha Gautama is only one of many Buddhas. Where as Jesus was only a Bodhisattva.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Siddhártha Gautama is only one of many Buddhas. Where as Jesus was only a Bodhisattva.

I know a guy named Bodhisattva, it's a pretty easy gig to get into.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I know a guy named Bodhisattva, it's a pretty easy gig to get into.

Wow! Really? Hippies parents.

Ya, we (all of us) are considered to be Bodhisattvas of the Earth.

I am actually the prohpetess of Allah, and you're wrong, JIA.

That is all.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Siddhártha Gautama is only one of many Buddhas. Where as Jesus was only a Bodhisattva.

Buddhism was founded on Siddhártha Gautama's teachings.

The Lord Jesus died for Siddhártha Gautama's sins.

Originally posted by lil bitchiness
I am actually the prohpetess of Allah, and you're wrong, JIA.

That is all.

Really? You're the prophetess of allah?

Why do you claim that I am wrong?

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
Buddhism was founded on Siddhártha Gautama's teachings.

The Lord Jesus died for Siddhártha Gautama's sins.

Do you know what a Buddha is?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Siddhártha Gautama is only one of many Buddhas. Where as Jesus was only a Bodhisattva.

The Lord Jesus is not a bodhisattva because His purpose had nothing to do with Buddhist teachings.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
The Lord Jesus is not a bodhisattva because His purpose had nothing to do with Buddhist teachings.

Do you know what a bodhisattva is? If you did, then you would agree, regardless of what religion you are talking about.

Dieing on the cross for the sins of others is exactly what a bodhisattva would do. A Buddha would not need to do that.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Do you know what a bodhisattva is? If you did, then you would agree, regardless of what religion you are talking about.

Dieing on the cross for the sins of others is exactly what a bodhisattva would do. A Buddha would not need to do that.

No. In Buddhist teachings a bodhisattva’s aim is to become a Buddha (one who is perfectly enlightened) for the sake of others.

The Lord Jesus never aspired to become a Buddha.

Furthermore, in Buddhism a bodhisattva is one who seeks to attain Buddhahood (i.e. perfect enlightenment) for the sake of others in order to relieve or save others from their sufferings.

Again, the Lord Jesus Christ’s purpose for leaving Heaven was not to reach Buddhahood.

Jesus was already omniscient and all-wise prior to leaving Heaven.

Jesus Christ is the Creator of all that is (i.e. things visible and invisible).

Hence, it was not necessary for Jesus to pursue Buddhahood.

Enlightenment does not save people from their sins. If it could then Jesus would not have died on the cross.

Moreover, the shed Blood of Jesus is the only thing that could wash away the sins of fallen, sinful humanity.

Enlightenment or Buddhahood is not capable of setting the captives free from the law of sin and death.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
No. In Buddhist teachings a bodhisattva’s aim is to become a Buddha (one who is perfectly enlightened) for the sake of others.

The Lord Jesus never aspired to become a Buddha.

Furthermore, in Buddhism a bodhisattva is one who seeks to attain Buddhahood (i.e. perfect enlightenment) for the sake of others in order to relieve or save others from their sufferings.

Again, the Lord Jesus Christ’s purpose for leaving Heaven was not to reach Buddhahood.

Jesus was and in still is already omniscient and all-wise.

Jesus Christ is the Creator of all that is (i.e. things visible and invisible).

Hence, it was not necessary for Jesus to pursue Buddhahood.

Enlightenment does not save people from their sins. If it could then Jesus would not have died on the cross.

Moreover, the shed Blood of Jesus is the only thing that could wash away the sins of fallen, sinful humanity.

Enlightenment or Buddhahood is not capable of setting the captives free from the law of sin and death.

You are incorrect. A Bodhisattva is only interested in saving people of the world. Through this they become a Buddha.
Buddhahood is the tenth world, and all people have access to that world.

Jesus was a human.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
You are incorrect. A Bodhisattva is only interested in saving people of the world. Through this they become a Buddha.
Buddhahood is the tenth world, and all people have access to that world.

Jesus was a human.

I understand your definition of a bodhisattva; However, the method or manner by which a bodhisattva seeks to accomplish his goal is through (ultimately) attaining Buddhahood (perfect enlightenment or understanding of the Four Noble Truths).

Again, Buddhahood (or it’s attainment) is powerless to save a person from their sins.

All Buddhas are dead in their sins, currently being tormented in Hell, and will one day be cast into the lake of fire.

They will pay for their own sins since Jesus Christ is not their Lord and Savior.

Jesus Christ is true God (i.e. fully divine) and true Man (i.e. fully human).

In addition, Jesus Christ is the eternal Word made flesh (i.e. incarnate or flesh-covered). In other words, Jesus Christ is God in human flesh.

Colossians 1:16-17
16 For by Him [Jesus] all things were created that are in heaven and that are on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers. All things were created through Him and for Him.

17 And He [Jesus] is before all things, and in Him all things consist.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
I understand your definition of a bodhisattva; However, the method or manner by which a bodhisattva seeks to accomplish his goal is through (ultimately) attaining Buddhahood (perfect enlightenment or understanding of the Four Noble Truths).

No! Any Bodhisattva that would looking for promotion would not be a Bodhisattva, but a con-man.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
Again, Buddhahood (or it’s attainment) is powerless to save a person from their sins.

Buddhahood is above Karma, so again you are wrong (even as flawed as the idea of sin is).

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
All Buddhas are dead in their sins, currently being tormented in Hell, and will one day be cast into the lake of fire.

Again, you don’t know what a Buddha is. If you did, you would see how silly that statement is.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
No! Any Bodhisattva that would looking for promotion would not be a Bodhisattva, but a con-man.

Buddhahood is above Karma, so again you are wrong (even as flawed as the idea of sin is).

Again, you don’t know what a Buddha is. If you did, you would see how silly that statement is.

A bodhisattva must attain Buddhahood in order to save others otherwise what is the method by which others can be saved according to Buddhism?

Sin is the reason why the Son of God left the glory of Heaven to become sin for humanity.

It was so that we could become the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus.

The Lord Jesus took our sin upon Himself and we were credited with His righteousness.

No bodhisattva has the power to take sin upon himself because he is a sinner in need of the Savior’s sacrifice as well.

Again, a Buddha is one who fully understands the Four Noble Truths. One who has attained the ten grounds in Buddhism.

Although I understand what a Buddha is, I do not subscribe, endorse, or believe in Buddhism, nor do I espouse it’s false teachings that have led many away from Jesus Christ, and into Hell for eternity.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Again, you don’t know what a Buddha is. If you did, you would see how silly that statement is.

You don't understand JIA's view of Christianity at all.

Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
[COLOR=darkblue]A bodhisattva must attain Buddhahood in order to save others otherwise what is the method by which others can be saved according to Buddhism?

Sin is the reason why the Son of God left the glory of Heaven to become sin for humanity.

It was so that we could become the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus.

The Lord Jesus took our sin upon Himself and we were credited with His righteousness.

[B]No bodhisattva has the power to take sin upon himself because he is a sinner in need of the Savior’s sacrifice as well.

Again, a Buddha is one who fully understands the Four Noble Truths. One who has attained the ten grounds in Buddhism.
... [/B]

Was Mother Teresa concerned about going to heaven, or feeding starving people? Also, how could Mother Teresa feed the hunger if she died and went to heaven?

In Buddhism, the word "save" mean to be freed from the suffering of this world (Saha).

The word sin, in the way you understand the word, doesn't exist in Buddhism. In Buddhism, a sin would be like doing what Hitler did, killing millions of people. A sin, in your religion is just being.

It is not a sin to be human, therefore, that was not the reason Jesus was on the cross. Look at what happened to the world in the last 2,000 years. That is what Jesus did.