What Buddhist books do I need to read to learn Buddhism?

The most basic Buddhist books to read in learning Buddhism are: believing in Buddhism, wondering about learning Buddhism, and introducing Buddhism.

1, Buddhism in faith

Can you know: Is the Buddha the Savior? Where did the universe and life come from? Do Buddhists believe in God? Do you believe in souls? Do you believe in reincarnation? Worship ghosts and oppose suicide? Are you against birth control? Do Buddhists have a national concept? Can I take part in military and political work? During the spread of Buddhism for more than 2000 years, the fundamental spirit of Buddhism has been mixed with many heterogeneous elements and misinterpreted. Feast masters, with their true wisdom, solid and rigorous academic accomplishment and plain and fluent language, lead you into the world of Buddhism and realize the mysteries of Buddhism.

2. "Confusion about learning Buddhism"

May I know: does Buddhism believe in supernatural power and ability? Do you believe in feng shui fortune telling? Can people change their own destiny? What is tantric? Can chanting Buddha eliminate disasters and prolong life? Is it useful to hold spells? Is the magic test true? How to practice? Rubao meditation? What's the difference between individual self-study and group practice? Can Buddhists make money? Can you have an emotional life? Does the Buddhist outlook on life conform to modern science? Does Buddhism believe in the end of the world? This book is simple and fluent, and the answers are incisive and detailed. It is a must-read classic for learning Buddhism.

3. Introduction to Buddhism

This book outlines the basic context of the development of Buddhism in a simple way, restores the true nature of Buddhism, and reveals the basic teachings of Buddhism, Sakyamuni's way of becoming a Buddha, Buddha's teaching and enlightenment, the origin and development of Buddhism in India, and what are the four noble truths, five connotations, twelve karma, causality, idealism and nominalism, living Buddha and living bodhisattva. The content is concise, accurate and authoritative.