| − | In [[Buddhist]] [[morality]], the [[Five Precepts]], which are required to receive as a formal [[oath]] or [[vow]] in order to be a Buddhist (unlike those liberals who call themselves Buddhists while ignoring [[morality]]), specifically forbid deceit or [[lie|lying]] in the Fourth Precept which also forbids [[gossip]] or "divisive speech", lewd or lascivious speech ([[profanity]]), and [[anger|harsh speech]]. | + | In [[Buddhist]] [[morality]], the [[Five Precepts]], which are required to receive as a formal [[oath]] or [[vow]] in order to be a Buddhist (unlike those liberals who call themselves Buddhists while ignoring [[morality]]), specifically forbid deceit or [[lie|lying]] in the Fourth Precept, which also forbids [[gossip]] or "divisive speech", lewd or lascivious speech ([[profanity]]), and [[anger|harsh speech]]. |