Buddhism is the product of ideology, just like mathematics, physics and chemistry that we are usually exposed to. As a discipline, or some people say it is philosophy.
The difference between learning Buddhism and learning Buddhism lies in people's understanding and research form of Buddhism. For example, monks are Buddhists and practitioners. Monks practice according to the teachings of Buddhism, and the ultimate goal of integrating into life is to become a Buddha. Buddhist scholars and experts generally regard it as academic research, not practice. Many great scholars in ancient times read the Sanzang Classics, and some even read them several times. But when it comes to practice, there is nothing. Some occasionally have the sublimation of personality, but they are not as good as those who learn from Buddhism and live on it and use it completely in their lives. This is the difference between learning Buddhism and Buddhism. Generally speaking, learning Buddha and learning Buddha is a process of behavior and a formal theory; In terms of behavior, one is the behavior aimed at becoming a Buddha, which is completely integrated into the practice of life, and the other is as a research and hobby, not for becoming a Buddha.
What about Buddhism? This is a religion and a universal form. So whenever religion is mentioned, our first impression is always the religion in the western concept. There is a supreme leader, religious classics and some religious forms. In fact, religion in Chinese comes from Buddhism, which is another explanation. The "sect" in Buddhism refers to "seeing nature with clear mind", that is to say, Buddhism regards seeing nature with clear mind as a sect. The Sanzang Twelve Classics are regarded as "teachings". Here, Buddhists learn the Sanzang Classics (that is, the teachings of the Buddha) to the point of understanding (that is, complete understanding). Therefore, in Buddhism, the meaning of the word primitive religion has nothing to do with our current view of religion, and there is no manifestation of any religious form. This is the difference between Buddhism and western religions now.
If we compare religions in modern western concepts, Buddhism has little to do with learning Buddhism. It can be said that Buddhism is just a religious form derived from the practice of learning Buddhism, which is the difference between learning Buddhism and Buddhism. The original meaning of Buddhism refers to the teachings of the Buddha, not a religious form.
Buddhism and Buddhism in modern western concepts should be subordinate, and Buddhism includes Buddhism and other disciplines.
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