Hi,
I am interested in Zen. I have read that Buddhism is non-theistic, and I have
been told that actually it is not that Buddhism is non-theistic, rather
Buddhism (originally in a pragmatic approach) does not take a theistic or
non-theistic stance. I know there are many who consider themselves both
Christian and Zen, but given the 4 Noble Truths, and the 4 Seals, I am not sure
how it is reconciled, furthermore, Deism is not the same as theism of course,
so I wonder if the apparent problems are reduced if not gone by holding to
deism. I have searched high and low online and cannot find much. thank you
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