Why did the topic Buddhism-Hinduism got closed?

[Emanyalpsid]

I would like to know why the topic "differences between Buddhism and Hinduism" got closed.

In the topic we established there are differences. And now we were coming to the heart of the issue you @Leo Gura decide that it has been clearly answered. Do you decide where or what we should talk about in the lines of the subforums and within the rules? Do you decide when something is answered or not?

Apparently the Buddhism-Hinduism difference is an important aspect in enlightenment. People want to discuss this as there are posts in the topic. Instead of closing it, to me, it seems the topic should even be a pinned topic in the subforum. However, this is not my forum, it is your forum, so I dont decide the structure, form, or the rules.

But, If someone interferes in a discussion, within this structure, form and rules, he holds himself more important than the public.

[Rilles]

 

https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/history-of-indian-and-africana-philosophy/id1039976787?mt=2

 

If you want to learn more this podcast answers it.

Edited December 12, 2018 by Rilles

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1 hour ago, Emanyalpsid said:

I would like to know why the topic "differences between Buddhism and Hinduism" got closed.

In the topic we established there are differences. And now we were coming to the heart of the issue you @Leo Gura decide that it has been clearly answered. Do you decide where or what we should talk about in the lines of the subforums and within the rules? Do you decide when something is answered or not?

Apparently the Buddhism-Hinduism difference is an important aspect in enlightenment. People want to discuss this as there are posts in the topic. Instead of closing it, to me, it seems the topic should even be a pinned topic in the subforum. However, this is not my forum, it is your forum, so I dont decide the structure, form, or the rules.

But, If someone interferes in a discussion, within this structure, form and rules, he holds himself more important than the public.

In this thread you claimed to have attained nirvana. your attachment to buddhism however does not correspond with your claim.

[Leo Gura]

18 hours ago, Emanyalpsid said:

Do you decide where or what we should talk about in the lines of the subforums and within the rules? Do you decide when something is answered or not?

As leader of this place, yes, I make such decisions every day.

This is not CNN where ignorance is given equal weight as truth in the name of neutrality.

Ultimately if you don't agree with a spiritual teacher's guidance you should find another teacher. The guidance is sometimes given sternly, without room for debate, because the spiritual teacher has a greater depth of understanding than you. He's doing it for your benefit even though your ego may not like it.

It's in poor taste to think you know more than the teacher. In that case, why be his student?

And this is not to say the teacher is always right.