Indian Buddhists, such as Dignāga of the fifth century and Dharmakirti of the seventh century, developed a type of atomism that is a philosophy about reality being composed of atomic entities that are momentary flashes of light or energy.
Theravada Buddhists, who make up nearly 90% of total citizens, do not strongly feel conscious discrimination towards Christians or Hindus but have strong feelings of hatred towards Muslims.
It is known that Tibetan Buddhists who are followers of the Dalai Lama are particularly persecuted but the repression now also targets Buddhism outside Tibet.
Western Buddhists usually downplay these supernatural elements, insisting that Buddhism isn't so much a religion as a practical method for achieving happiness.
Thus, Buddhists do not ask that one give up the pursuit of happiness, but merely suggest that one become more intelligent about how happiness is pursued.
Burmese Buddhists showed respect toward Burmese Muslims' Islamic faith and even allowed their daughters and sisters to marry Burmese Muslim men and did not object when their daughters and sisters converted to Islam after marriage.
The Buddhists, for example, take the view of previous and later lives, commonly called reincarnation; However, the Prawowierna teachings of the Christian reincarnation do not recognize.
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