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Buddhism and Christianity: A Comparison of Social Natures The construction of society is often ordained by the principles that religion dictates. Furthermore, the tenets of Christianity and Buddhism are practiced throughout the world and have an important impact on the development of the global society. Each religion's distinct views on the social natures of its followers are responsible for the evolution of these groups. Specifically, the two religions' societal principles of gender discrimination, sexuality, and life and death, although fundamentally different, share several unique similarities and equally contribute to the global order. For comparing these diverse religions, it is necessary to reference both the past and present religious heritages to create a historical setting. Christianity can traditionally be considered a masculine religion; due to the main creed of God being the Father and Jesus as His Son. In the same way, none of the twelve original disciples were women. Accordingly,...

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