Want to know how to find meaning in life? Just 2 years ago I was looking for the exact same thing. It’s not that things was BAD—I was actually quite happy.

I had just dropped out of school (which I hated) to start an online business and make my millions. I wasn’t earning much yet but I knew I was on my way—and I VISUALIZED my success every day. I loved my newfound independence.

But something was missing

Just a few months earlier I had OFFICIALLY discarded my Christian faith in favor of New Age ideas. Why? I wanted to be in control—I didn’t like the idea of an “All Supreme” God that determined my future.

That’s where things went SERIOUSLY AWRY

A common saying in the New Age movement is “nothing I see means anything”. Sounds great—right? Since you can make anything mean whatever you want–nothing bad can ever happen to you.

It sounded good IN THEORY anyway

The problem was that the good things that happened no longer meant anything either. Why did I want to make money… get married… and travel the world if it had no meaning?

It eliminated the GOOD with the BAD

My previous goals that had seemed so incredibly important were now utterly pointless. My new found philosophy… which at first had seemed so liberating… had now sucked the life out of me.

Why was I so miserable?

For the same reason many others are today–because it’s impossible for there anything to have meaning without God.

Don’t believe me?

Think about it–without an “All Supreme God” we are just here by random chance. If our existence is based on luck then it’s IMPOSSIBLE for anything else to mean anything. We might as well just “live it up” until we die because we are all going to simply return to dust.

This led me to do a THOROUGH EXAMINATION of the real meaning in life

No longer would I just blindly believe what my church had told me—I wanted the TRUTH. I embarked on an intense 4 month long investigation… in which I threw out all my biases and simply read everything I could on the topic of “why we are here”.

I made some SHOCKING discoveries

Are you satisfied with where your life is headed? Have you often asked yourself “there’s GOT TO BE more than this!” If you answered yes to either question then click here to discover the meaning in life NOW.

So is Christianity true or not? Many want to know the answer to this. Before you learn it you have to understand the foundation of Christianity… Jesus’ death and resurrection.

If you can disprove the resurrection then you can disprove Christianity. But if you can’t then Christianity has to be true.

Why is the resurrection of Jesus important?

Because Jesus had to die to cleanse us from our sins… but He also had to rise again because He is our “living access” to the Father and Heaven.

That’s what Jesus meant when He said that “nobody comes to the Father except through Me”. He literally is “our salvation”… and you can’t achieve salvation in somebody who is dead.
If Jesus did indeed die and rise again then Christianity has to be true because this exactly what He claimed would happen.

How many other people have resurrected themselves from the dead? 0. How many have predicted their own resurrection? 0. How many have not only predicted their resurrection but also the exact date of it? 0.

So did Jesus rise from the dead… or not?

If so… Christianity is true. Is there enough evidence to definitively say one way or another? What is the verdict? Click here to learn more.

So is Buddhism monotheistic or polytheistic? Neither.

How can this be?

Because the point of Buddhism IS NOT to proof or disprove the existence of God or gods–it’s to explain how to live your life. It doesn’t get caught up in the “how the universe formed” debate.

Buddha himself said that there was no point in trying to explain the origin of life on earth because it didn’t further you on the path to achieving enlightenment—which is the whole purpose of Buddhism.

So Buddhism doesn’t attempt to answer the question “does God exist or not”… because it’s not important to the philosophy as a whole (or so they claim).

The problem with that is…

If God exists then the point of life is not to become enlightened–it’s to serve Him. If He doesn’t exist then you can live life as you please.

But either way your strategy for living is determined by the existence or non-existence of God.

Think about it–if God did indeed create the universe then He must have had a reason for doing so. This means that our purpose is to do what He wants—whatever that might be.

If the “big bang” created the world then we are free to live lives as we please because it doesn’t matter in the long run anyway. Ignoring how the universe as created ignores the very foundation of our existence.

Don’t get me wrong–I’m all for finding ways to better my life. Buddhism attempts to do this by helping people achieve enlightenment.

The problem is that you can’t just ignore the existence or non existence of God…

It’s the very foundation of our existence

So to answer the question… is Buddhism monotheistic or polytheistic? It’s neither because it neither denies or verifies the existence of God. But you simply can’t ignore this question because it’s the foundation of our existence.