(June 16, 2019 at 6:16 pm)vulcanlogician Wrote: I never saw Theravada Buddhism as a "faith." One could even say that the first three Noble Truths are a logical statement.
premise 1: life is suffering
premise 2: suffering comes from attachment
conclusion: Therefore, to be free from suffering, one must be free from attachment.
Something like that, anyway...
I guess you could argue that you need faith in the Dharma as a means of solving the problem of suffering in order to practice it fully? But that's not "a faith."
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