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Buddhism is the most possible religion.

Buddhism is the most possible religion.

Summary

This quote suggests that Buddhism is the most plausible or probable religion when compared to others. It implies that Buddhism is more rational, logical, and likely to be true when considering its teachings, principles, and practices. This may be due to its focus on mindfulness, compassion, and the understanding of suffering as core elements of human existence. Additionally, Buddhism's emphasis on personal experience, self-reflection, and non-violence can also contribute to its perceived possibility or viability as a religious path.

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