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The afterlife in Uyghur Buddhism – judgement and hell

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Buddhism

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peer-reviewed study of judgment and hell in Uyghur Buddhism; regional afterlife tradition, not a universal Buddhist doctrine

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Many Buddhist traditions include gods and other non-human beings, but their roles vary and they are not generally eternal creator gods on whom liberation depends.

Answer / theory: Many Buddhist traditions include gods and other beings, but they are not usually eternal creators or final saviors. What supports it: Buddhist cosmology, texts, art, and ritual. What is weak or disputed: Saying Buddhism has no gods is too simple. Evidence level: Strong Evidence.
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