Is Buddha a culture or a superstition?

Buddhism is the education of Buddhism. Tell everyone the truth about life in the universe, which is what the Buddha said. So Buddhism is not culture, let alone superstition.

What is the definition of Buddhism itself? "All evil must be avoided, and all good deeds are self-purification." It is to tell people to do good things, not to do bad things, to cultivate self-cultivation and purify themselves until they fully understand and understand the truth of life in the universe. At this time, people become Buddhas. In other words, Buddhism is the education for all Buddhist beings to practice Buddhism by themselves.

Buddhism is based on causal education. Good is rewarded with good, evil with evil, and what goes around comes around comes around. It's not hard at all. Only those who have more good thoughts and do more good deeds can protect themselves and be safe. This is not superstition, but is connected with the traditional education in China.

Of course, if someone thinks this is a kind of self-cultivation, it is ok. Because he can really improve people's quality; If it is a kind of culture and knowledge, there is nothing wrong. Because Buddhism is really profound. It's just that this definition is too narrow

When Sakyamuni Buddha was alive, he collected all kinds of religious sects in ancient India and established Buddhism. It can be said that Sakyamuni is a multicultural compulsory educator. This aspect is also related to culture.