buddhism do not ask you to believe.
There is an expectation in most traditional Buddhist circles that you adhere to certain beliefs.
this is not the place for me to show you what is buddhism, but even re incarnation is not at all what you think it is.
With all due respect, it doesn't seem like you have a lot to show me...
(Don't presume to know what I think re-incarnation is, simply because I compared it to heaven / hell.)
you cannot practice buddhism blindly as it needs all your attention.
What you mean is you
should not practice Buddhism blindly.
You can practice just about anything blindly.
Unfortunately, the vast majority of Buddhists are as removed from (what you believe to be) true Buddhism as Christians are removed from (what I believe to be) true Christianity.
its clearly said that once far into the path, the stream enterer to be precise, dont care much about ceremony's, ect.
And there are many sects of Christianity that aren't into ceremony.
(I can quote many passages from the NT, indicating that Christ didn't care much for ceremony either.)
you cannot put all religions in the same boat.
But you were putting all religions except for Buddhism in one boat, and Buddhism in another...?
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The only distinction you can make between Buddhism and (most) other religions, is the lack of a central God-like figure.
Although, unfortunately, many Buddhists worship the Buddhas... So, practically speaking, there is an idol.
Ironically by denying the fact that Buddhism is a religion, you're treating it as such.
It isn't a perfect system. Buddha (the first) was just a man.
I originally said that Buddhism is flawed, like any other religion.
I will rephrase that to: Buddhism is flawed.
To treat Buddhism as if it is perfect (regardless of whether or not it is a religion or a practice) is just as misguided as being a fundamentalist Jew / Christian / Hindu / Muslim / etc. (IMO)... No religion is perfect. You shouldn't be promoting spiritual superiority, any more than a fundamentalist Muslim.