Prayer, By: Maggie
Montāžas Teksta
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- I will talk about the Buddhism Religion!
- Today we will be talking about praying, I will explain to you art praying within my religion, I then have one volunteers who will explain how prayer works within their religion, dialogue, and ground rules.
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- A Mosque is the main prayer home, a Muslim House of worship, here we pray, study, and celebrate festivals such as Ramadan. Worshippers face qiblah wall, which is the wall closest to Makkah. We pray to this wall so we pray towards the city of Islam. At the mosque men and women are separated, we kneel and bow to praise God. Within the Mosque we practice the dialogue of Theological Exchange, we foster the goodness including cooperation, respect, and unity towards other beliefs. Along with practicing the Dialogue, we also practice the four ground rules, we respect the Faith of others, we don't tolerate hate, we have no neutral stance, everyone has their own bias opinion, we understand the truth of other religions, and accept the importance of religion.
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- Buddhist's go to Temples or Monasteries where we meditate and pray, some prefer shrines in their homes to pray. We set up flowers, incense, lights at our home based shrines. Us Buddhist do not bow, but we do chant vows, show our devotion and hope, and offerings. Prayer to us is meditation. It's a relaxing, open minded practice. Buddhism practices the four ground rules/dialogue, we show respect and kindness towards other religions, we don't discriminate others for their own beliefs, we accept the importance other religions hold to believers, and showcase neutral observing within other religions.
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