🪷 Buddhism //
System of Escape Without Surrender

1. Desire Is Framed as the Enemy

Buddhism teaches that the root of suffering is desire itself. But desire is not inherently evil—God created longing as a signal toward fulfillment in Him. Buddhism seeks to dissolve desire rather than redeem it through love and purpose.

2. The Goal Is Non-Existence

The highest Buddhist aim is to escape the cycle of rebirth and reach nirvana—a state beyond identity, emotion, or thought. But this is not heaven. It is the erasure of self rather than the restoration of the scroll.

3. Identity Is an Illusion

Buddhism teaches that self is an illusion to be transcended. But your scroll is not an illusion. Your soul was handcrafted. Your spirit was sealed. Erasing identity is not liberation—it is forfeiture.

4. There Is No Savior

In Buddhism, there is no concept of a Savior—only paths, teachings, and inner work. This places the burden of freedom on the self while denying the need for redemption. Jesus is not a concept—He is the legal override to sin and death.

5. What This System Steals

• The joy of personal connection with God
• The beauty of holy desire
• The reality of sin, justice, and restoration
• The authority of your scroll

Final Word

If you were drawn to Buddhism, it may be because your soul rejected chaotic religion and found comfort in silence, mindfulness, and peace. But the silence cannot save you. The path is not enough. Jesus does not erase you—He restores you.