Why are you not created by God? Neither is the world?

Buddhism states that the mind changes as well, so it does not stand up for the tag of "one"; this is exactly why it transforms. This is how Buddhism views the universe. If there is an inherent "one" out there independent of the mind, no matter if it is the spirit or matter, as long as it remains unchanged, there is no way that it could interact with us at all. Logically and cognitively, it does not make any sense.

Yes, There Is Rebirth

If one fails to eliminate attachment and ego-clinging and to attain Arahatship, afflictions and habitual tendencies stemming from the notion of "I" and "mine" are connected to the mind that functions at the moment of death, which will inevitably bring forth the mind that causes the next transmigratory existence to happen.

Buddhism Is Not Subjective Idealism

Buddhism cannot be regarded as one of the three categories at all, because they are not inclusive enough. To make a further clarification, Buddhism is not even a religion, nor a science, nor a culture, nor an art, nor a philosophy. It has nothing to do with politics either.

The Merits and Benefits of Prostrations

Ornament of the Thought of Nagarjuna Clarifying the Core of Madhyamaka

Volunteer Work

The Importance of Contemplation