And the teachings of Buddhism tell us that we deserve it. I forgot a poem to the effect that one's actions will eventually accept the consequences, even if time has passed. As long as the karma is enough. Just like a seed, it will germinate and grow as long as there are suitable conditions (such as sunlight, moisture and soil).
Buddhism only tells us the reality of all dharma (that is, the true meaning of universal life), and all buddhas and bodhisattvas are unable to forgive our sins, because all buddhas and bodhisattvas are also subject to the law of karma, and the difference is that "bodhisattvas are afraid of cause, and all beings are afraid of fruit."
Most of the time, Buddha and Bodhisattva tell all sentient beings the truth of universal life, and let all sentient beings practice according to the principle of Tao taught by Buddha and Bodhisattva (that is, the unity of knowledge and action).
Of course, yes or no, that's your business, what goes around comes around! Don't press your head without drinking water!
Because Buddhism follows the fate and does not climb.
Devotion to Buddhism and serving others wholeheartedly are not contradictory. Buddhist chanting is self-help and the foundation of practice; Giving others is a natural expression of compassion; One is through himself, and the other is through him. After all, people are socialized animals, and everyone does not exist in isolation between heaven and earth. Seeing other people's difficulties and being able to empathize with them is the talent and source of religious seclusion.
"If I want to discipline children with poor learning in the future, but I will definitely punish them, is this illegal?" It is not illegal for parents to discipline their children for crimes as long as they are moderate. The ancients also said: thunderbolt shows bodhisattva's heart.