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=== Comparison of Hinduism with Buddhism ===
 
=== Comparison of Hinduism with Buddhism ===
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The biggest difference between Hinduism and Buddhism is that Buddhism is less moral, and welcomes all.  Hinduism is highly moral but is based on castes and reincarnation.  Buddhism has an easier time gain converts than Hinduism does.
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Buddhism is less moral than Hinduism, which is highly moral and based on castes.  Buddhism welcomes all and has an easier time gain converts than Hinduism does.
    
There are many similarities between the two religions.  Buddha himself was a Hindu.  Here is a list of what Hinduism and Buddhism have in common:
 
There are many similarities between the two religions.  Buddha himself was a Hindu.  Here is a list of what Hinduism and Buddhism have in common:
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