从科学与佛学看因果观 王守益居士著（See Wang Shouyi from Buddhist causal view of science and Buddhism）.docVIP

从科学与佛学看因果观 王守益居士著（See Wang Shouyi from Buddhist causal view of science and Buddhism） See Wang Shouyi from Buddhist causal view of science and Buddhism To understand what causes and effects, we will explore extensively below. In todays scientific age, we should also look at the meaning of causality from a scientific point of view. As Buddhists, Buddhism is very attention of causality. Not only that, the Buddha Dharma has two parts, namely, the world law (the promising law) and the birth law (inaction law), and we make some considerations from the two aspects of the world (the world) and the world. After reviewing these considerations, we will make a summary, that good and evil ideas, and finally makes a brief conclusion of good and evil. --- View of causality from science and Buddhism Wang Shouyi lay a Buddhist Introduction I. The simple meaning of fatalism Two, the simple meaning of the law of causation Three, the decisive theory of the scientific community Four, the probability theory of Science Five, the non karma is not natural. Six, the Diamond Sutra has no definite method Seven. Conclusion Introduction To understand what causes and effects, we will explore extensively below. In todays scientific age, we should also look at the meaning of causality from a scientific point of view. As Buddhists, Buddhism is very attention of causality. Not only that, the Buddha Dharma has two parts, namely, the world law (the promising law) and the birth law (inaction law), and we make some considerations from the two aspects of the world (the world) and the world. After reviewing these considerations, we will make a summary, that good and evil ideas, and finally makes a brief conclusion of good and evil. I. simple meaning of fatalism The so-called fatalism (Fatalism), is the present life of this world, development and change are doomed in previous life. So many people believe in fortune telling. Moreover, it is true that fatalism has its practical value after a tragic accident,