What do you mean, "There are many monks in front of hell"?

The so-called "there are many monks in front of hell" is neither Buddhist nor Taoist, but what pagans said after the Ming Dynasty in order to attack Buddhism and Taoism, demonize the image of Buddhism and Taoism, and deter outstanding laymen from becoming monks and Taoists. It is advocated that laymen practice the Tao easily, and that Buddhism and Taoism all go to hell. Through word of mouth in the streets and lanes, they became a buzzword "There are many monks and Taoists in front of hell".

A truly enlightened person should know that Buddhism is Buddhism. But "if you don't have everything, why do you need everything?" It means that you have to be sincere to the Buddha before you can accept the washing of Buddhism. To use a popular metaphor, you are a cup. You have to pour out the liquid in the cup to fully accept Buddhism. Secondly, you said you wanted to learn Buddhism. Have you ever thought about what you want to learn Buddhism for? The Buddha said, you see me with color and beg me with voice, which is heresy and you can't see the Tathagata. This is very serious ~ ~ If you study Buddhism for selfish desires and interests, you will never get the truth ~ ~ I still hope that you can look at Buddhism whether you study Buddhism or not, which is good for your mental health. Finally: I don't believe in Buddhism. Don't take my words seriously ~ ~