The phenomenological comparison of the lives of Buddha and Moses as founders of religion

Moses drew a way of salvation for his people with divine revelation and helped and wanted to direct them to the right. Have haver Buddha did not claim to be divine and holy, and found salvation in inner enlightenment, and with his teachings, he wanted people to reach this salvation through purification. As a common religious view, both of them left theiring palaces being far from the realities of the world and focused on individual and social metaphysical liberation. They became the founders of their true religions by resisting their the physical opponents or metaphysical figures who aimed to discourage them on the road to liberation and enlightenment, by showing great struggles despite of all the difficulties. In this study, in the context of the identities and personalities of Buddha and Moses, their life- stories have been examined in terms of phenomenological comparisons.