"Compassion and the Individual" within Buddhism and Christianity

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Paradoxically, in sacrificing individuality for the compassion of others, the individual has truly found himself. Christianity Jesus has much to say about compassion. Christ lived His life according to incredibly compassionate ethics, teaching all His followers to do the same...
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Christ lived His life according to incredibly compassionate ethics, teaching all His followers to do the same. He made the ultimate sacrifice, giving up His life in a true example of compassion. Consider the following ethical statements from Jesus regarding compassion: "Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy...
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