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**Eromaveabeara** · 06-09-2012, 03:52 PM

Not sure how he defines ignorance here but if he means that the Buddha was not omniscient, then I agree with it. But isn't it a fundamental mistake say that lobha, dosa and moha, which cause most human flaws existed in his mind?

Cohen is like Stephen Batchelor, in not believing Buddha 100% ended greed, hatred & delusion. that being the case raises the question what they believe 'liberation' to comprise of?

06-09-2012, 03:52 PM	#9
Eromaveabeara Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 510 Senior Member	Not sure how he defines ignorance here but if he means that the Buddha was not omniscient, then I agree with it. But isn't it a fundamental mistake say that lobha, dosa and moha, which cause most human flaws existed in his mind? Cohen is like Stephen Batchelor, in not believing Buddha 100% ended greed, hatred & delusion. that being the case raises the question what they believe 'liberation' to comprise of?
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