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Can Buddhism and Hinduism be valued among fish killing communities?
Theravada Buddhism is the religion of about 70% of the population of Sri Lanka.
Since Sri Lanka is an island in the Indian ocean, fishermen villages make a living in the coastal areas.
Christianity is the popular religion among (both Sinhala & Tamil speaking) fishermen communities.
Historical European invasions and non-violence influenced by Buddhism & Hinduism may have caused them to justify their way of living by attracting to Christianity (if killing animals/fish is encouraged in Bible through personal interpretation).
Irrespective of religion as a social factor, the core of Buddhism and Hinduism are for the wise.
Can wise people of fish killing communities value wisdom?
Since Sri Lanka is an island in the Indian ocean, fishermen villages make a living in the coastal areas.
Christianity is the popular religion among (both Sinhala & Tamil speaking) fishermen communities.
Historical European invasions and non-violence influenced by Buddhism & Hinduism may have caused them to justify their way of living by attracting to Christianity (if killing animals/fish is encouraged in Bible through personal interpretation).
Irrespective of religion as a social factor, the core of Buddhism and Hinduism are for the wise.
Can wise people of fish killing communities value wisdom?
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