Talk:Buddha Bar

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Chenge the Buddha Bar name as a FUKING JEESAS BAR

I took out the "NOTE" at the bottom. The critisism included these points -- wikipedia is not suppose to produce advisory opinions. Joel s 15:59, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

• In my opinion the complication albums and the name of Claude Challe became a big name in the Lounge and Chill-out musical community. Maybe someone can prepare album articles for these complications. With respect, Deliogul 15:36, 14 June 2006 (UTC)

Is it necessary to use a religious leaders name for a Bar

Well who ever wrote the main article haven't thought of the use of religious leaders names and statues in a bar. is he ready to see a bar which have status of his religious leaders name and status , its not about whether Buddhist must be vegetarian or non vegetarians , the topic Should be about using religious leader names and status for a BAR well i must tell all that Buddhist don't do that sort of thing we respect all religions ,please people why there spreading hate and anger on other what significant advantage will the owner get by using this type of a name, we'll what i feel is he loose some money , well he might think he is a grate business man oh please think for your self,Imagine having your religious leaders name and symbols as business symbols or in a bar how mean these people are. where the world is heading

Thank you Wikipedia

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The following has been moved to discussion area; for some reason the author forgot he was editing the article when he wrote this::: Sayvandelay 05:41, 2 November 2006 (UTC)

Below: someone's opinion on the subject

Well, the previous two chapters are written about Buddhist beliefs. But before going to that end we should talk about where it is justifiable to use a religious leader's name and statue for business use. Can anyone tell me the significance of using the Buddha's name and statue for a BAR? As the world is moving towards a religious freedom and harmony, will we all be satisfied to see there are religious leaders names being used for a BAR? Think that this is your religious leader's name.

Note: Text/syntax/spelling, etc. was virtually unreadable. I tried to clean it up without affecting the writer's meaning (who was just someone logging on here to show his/her opinion)

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[edit] Religious Leaders' Names for Bars

I oppose the use of the name of any Religious Leader as a trade name and specifically, for a bar. As a Buddhist I'm opposed to the use of Buddha to identify a bar or a restaurant, much more to placing a Buddha statue at the premises. I think what we need to think about is how controversial it would be if someone were to start a bar with the name "Jesus Bar" or "Muhammedh Bar". Would they even be able to operate the place for sometime? I don't think so. The fact that there are so few Buddhists in the world, as compared to Christians and Muslims and even that small minority tends to be extremely tolerating and accommodating with other religions should not be taken as a grant of permission to ridicule Buddhism in any manner. I hope we can find a way to add this to the criticism section, if others also agree.

Apart from that I really like the music. 124.43.228.244 05:20, 7 February 2007 (UTC)

• The fact that you don't like it is not encyclopedic. The fact that the bar exists and the albums are notable makes this an article belonging on Wikipedia. (the criticisms section is, currently, quite bad as well. "Some", "many", "majority", "schools", "may", "possible", etc. -- Sounds like somebody is making it all up on the spot. No sources, no hard facts, just speculation. IMO the only thing that should remain in the criticism part is the fact that the restaurant serves meat and alcoholic beverages, which may not be in line with buddhist beliefs. Everything else there should go.