The Dhammapada Exposed Series 1-25

The Dhammapada Exposed is a 25-essay apologetics series that examines Buddhism’s most quoted “wisdom book” through a KJV Bible-believing lens. Each installment tests key themes—mind mastery, karma, merit, detachment, nirvana, no-self, and rebirth—against Scripture, showing how moral sayings can refine behavior yet leave the heart unregenerated. Built for Christians seeking discernment and for Buddhists seeking truth, the series contrasts self-salvation paths with Paul’s gospel: Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again (1 Corinthians 15:3–4). Expect clear definitions, direct comparisons, and evangelistic clarity on sin, judgment, grace, atonement, and resurrection hope. Use this study to equip conversations, strengthen doctrine, and shine light on popular mindfulness culture and Eastern spirituality with compassion, courage, and biblical authority. Whether you’re researching Buddhism, counseling someone drawn to meditation, or guarding your church from watered-down “peace” teachings, these essays provide arguments, KJV cross-references, and a call to repentance and faith in Christ.