buddhist
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What do you mean specifically by "love for enemies"? There are different kinds of love. Metta/Loving-kindness is integral to Buddhism.
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The Chain of Infallibility
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buddhist
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In my personal experience, I know that suffering comes from craving.
Virtue and wisdom is complete upon attainment of nibbana. The afterlife (after human death) in Buddhism consists of various temporary hells, temporary heavens, or nibbana.
In the Buddhist view, its origin doesn't matter, and we should not concern ourselves with it. What matters is that rebirth does occur and does exist, and how we handle it in the here-and-now.