A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TRUTH IN BUDDHISM AND SCIENCE

Abstract

     The objectives of this research article were to: 1) Study the truth from the perspective of Buddhism 2) Study the truth from the point of view of science 3) Compare the truth between Buddhism and science. This research was conducted based on Documentary Research Methodology, acquiring data from the Pali Canon, academic paper, related documents and concluded with analysis approach.

     The result of the study found that to reach the truth, Buddhism holds that everyone must act in accordance with nature as defined by reality, beginning with learning from what is true and knowing from what is genuine. As a component of attaining wisdom born of truth according to the Noble Truth, all knowledge arises through cause and effect.

     An overview of scientific truth can be done using a five-step method: Problem setting, hypothesis, observation and experiment, analysis and conclusion.

     Buddhism's truth Emphasize the mind's natural laws. Mental exertion there are mental rules that must be followed. The mental death rate is extremely high. karmic definitions, the law of karma, the natural law of karma, good deeds, good deeds, evil deeds, the mind receives one feeling at a time, karmic definitions, the law of karma, the natural law of karma, good deeds, good deeds, evil deeds That person's karma will be returned to them, etc. The majority of Buddhists regard reality as a condition or abstraction. Nirvana scientific facts are the ultimate objective. Make the rules of objects that the senses may detect a priority. Accept the workings of matter and emphasize truth. It was impossible to prove the nature of the soul. Unable to prove in an abstract manner.