Two of the essential attributes of religion are faith and worship. As the manual explains the Mosaic covenant, the Ten Commandments, and not the commitments and precepts for engaging Buddhism, one can understand that there is not only a similarity but also a difference in each of the principles. At first the Mosaic Covenant talks about how God gave the Hebrews the Ten Commandments, as an individual reads further into the manual they may encounter Michael Learner's interpretation of the Ten Commandments. Both explain the instructions and guidelines given by God to His people, but with its intention, Michael Learner's work describes the Ten Commandments differently. For example, in the Mosaic covenant: “Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.” (Judaism, p. 397) This quote states the fourth commandment concerning the Sabbath day. From the learner's perspective, “Observing the Sabbath” (Judaism, p. 422) explains a different interpretation but the same concept as the Mosaic covenant. Second, Thich Nhat Hanh's Precepts for Engaging Buddhism has a different understanding of the guidelines, but the fourteen precepts explain values ​​similar to those in the Mosaic Covenant and Learner Writings. The fourteen principles solve life's problems by avoiding bad causes. For example: “Fourteenth: Do not abuse your body. Learn to handle it with respect. (Buddhism, p. 386) This quote is one of the different precepts of