Why is the number of temples in China much smaller than that of churches?
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Why is the number of temples in China much smaller than that of churches?
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-9-8 22:20. There are too few people who truly believe.
Churches are oriented toward the world, while temples are oriented toward spirituality; that’s why there are fewer temples and more churches
Hehe, most of these facilities these days are built with the aim of making a profit. **Each religion finds its proper place.
It seems that believing in a religion has become a kind of talisman these days. . . .
You haven’t seen a place with so many temples, have you?
Temples, places full of dirt and filth where superstitions and deceptions thrive. Never dig too much – it’s terrifying
Buddhist doctrine has too many flaws and its credibility is very low. Monks have an ugly appearance and lack the gentlemanly demeanor of priests. Buddhism has high requirements regarding the site, while churches have lower requirements; it relates more to the residents living in the area
Seek peace, a repentant heart, go to the church； If you want to rise in rank, become wealthy, and have a bright future, go to a temple. Although put simply, it is indeed what many people desire from churches and temples. It is evident that a larger number of people are suffering mentally.
Due to reform and opening up, foreign ideas and cultures were introduced; it’s easier to follow foreign practices