1. Buddhism, although originating from India, was a minor Indian religion as it made it was spread to many other parts of Asia to find believers.
2. As Buddhism evolved after the death of Buddha, doctrines like bodhisattvas explained about gaining nirvana through personal meditation or aid others as a saint through prayer.
3. Buddhism evolution transformed from a series of ethics to a way of finding salvation.
4. Buddhism greatly appealed the Chinese after the fall of the Han dynasty.
5. Religious outposts for Buddhism were predominantly in the Himalayas and in northern India.
6. From China, Buddhism spread to Korea and Japan.
7. The East Asian form of Buddhism was known as Mahayana which kept most of original Buddhist beliefs, but applied …show more content…
The origins of Christianity are located in the Middle East and the most influential city during the evolution of Christianity was Jerusalem.
2. Christianity is a religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus Christ.
3. According to Christianity, Jesus, which is the one and only son of God, came to earth through the pregnancy of Virgin Mary.
4. Jesus during his lifetime on Earth preached his teachings, naming himself the Messiah.
5. Jesus over time collected a group of disciplines who after the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth preached his word and converted many people.
6. Eventually, by the years 30 CE to 33 CE Jesus was crucified in Jerusalem by the Roman authority on many accounts.
7. Jesus’s crucifixion is seen to been an act that Jesus died for the people because he loved them and that all people who believe in him and in God shall not go to hell in the afterlife.
8. After many centuries after the crucifixion, Constantine converted into Christianity, allowing the Christian religion to spread like a wild fire across the Roman Empire. (10% converted Romans)
9. Also, Paul was a major figure in Christian conversion during the classical era.
10. The times during and after Jesus’s life form the New Testament in the Holy