| Karma has a very important position in the whole Buddhism,it can be said that the entire Buddhist reincarnation,liberation and other ideas is built on the idea of karma.Karma has been given a certain meaning before the Buddhist production,so if we want to systematically sort out the idea of Buddhist karma will have to explore the origin of the idea.When recalling the history of religion in India,we will find that the Karma and Samsara almost everywhere in each of the India religious ideology,from the "Rig Veda" to "the Vatican" and "Upanishads",India ancient philosophers and poets in each period had given karma different meanings.Cause,the liberation of Karma and Samsara now seemingly rich theory,ancient India philosophers have a different interpretation.From the beginning of the direction,the theory of Buddhism and ancient India period of religious philosophy were different,Buddhism pay more attention to rational knowledge,based on the analysis for the Buddhist theory than before the theory is more detailed,more knowledge,so did not support the full theory for some of the previous point,the argument of Buddhism is more rational,so the Buddhist ideas of karma is more abundant and concrete,the theoretical system is also more perfect.So make clear the whole system of the Karma is the most important mission.However,whether believers or scholars have to learn the theory clearly in order to avoid blind and misunderstanding,most people China,Japan,India and other countries are taking Karma and similar religious ideas as the basis of moral norms and religious beliefs,but if the research ideas of Karma isn’t systematized and theoretical connotation the situation is still vague and combined with the Buddhist world view,it is easy to cause people’s misunderstanding.Finally,to discuss the nature of Karma in the perspective of religion is defined more clearly identify the position of the theory of karma,discussing the differences between ‘Karma’ ‘hard determinism’ and ‘mystic’ are aimed at gaining a clear idea of Karma is soft determinism. |