Is religion Freemasonry?
This is my second question. Thank you so much to the monks who answered for the first time.
This time, I'm discussing the question of my second son in elementary 5. Occasionally, I ask children questions, but it just so happens that they ask, “What is Buddhism?” When I heard that, the second son didn't put his hair in between
“Freemasons!!” Having said that, isn't that different from me? When I said, “Everyone who practices religion is a Freemason!” Don't give up.
When I asked them why they thought that, they wouldn't be able to tell me the truth about religion unless you pay money, right? I think it's the same as the Freemason system.
Partly because I'm not studying, he wasn't able to come up with a satisfactory answer.
But when the eldest daughter of a high school student says it's unnecessary to pay for sutras she doesn't know the translation, she even said, “Sutras are passports that can go to heaven, so I think you should think of them as passport fees,” and she's kind of a strange kid lol
What kind of words do I need to say to my second son to teach him that Buddhism isn't Freemasonry?
Incidentally, the second son has properly grasped the meaning of Freemasonry.
