Do fortune tellers fight _ Do fortune tellers fight?

Why do Taoist priests who pay attention to inaction and do everything have the behavior of resisting the law?

First of all, doing nothing is mainly Taoism, and Taoism is more of a philosophical model. Laozi went out to Xizi Hangu Pass, and Zhuangzi drummed and sang, but it was not to compete with others. Their argument is mainly that they are kind, indifferent to the world and really free and easy. Different from Taoism, Badou Mi Dao is more of a religious nature, and it is actually more for incense money. Of course, religion itself must have certain positive energy. Taoist priests, as people who don't work but don't worry about eating and drinking, naturally choose the number of heads according to certain rules and regulations. Therefore, although Taoist priests have the responsibility to serve the gods, most of them are human beings, and practice itself is a process of getting rid of secular desires.

In fact, fighting is essentially for incense money. Of course, there are also fanatics who will fight against other faiths for the so-called religious beliefs. Actually, we're just fighting the law. After all, although Taoism is dominated by Sanqing, fighting is only an argument between some sects and the pressure of Buddhism, so basically it is fighting at most.

But you can go and see foreigners, Muslims and Christians who believe in God, who fight for what is called bloodshed. Isn't the Crusaders in the name of exterminating pagans? Both religions love God and peace in essence, and Christianity in the 16th century is even more fierce. How many heretics tied to the cross were not created by Christianity, which claimed that God loved the world? So, we are just afraid of fighting. After all, they are all mortals, even Taoism and Buddhism.