Isn't Buddhism more of a philosophical system than a religion?
Well, it is kind of a philosophical system and religion. It depends on how you define this word.
Buddhism is basically a way of life, but it also has ideas about the universe and how everything works. These are called 'philosophical.' So by that definition, I guess Buddhism is more of a philosophical system than religion.
On the other hand, Buddhism has a lot of beliefs and things like that. Many religions have philosophies too.
So, by another definition I guess Buddhism is more of a religion than philosophical system.
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