Do any of the religions push forward the message "What comes around goes around"?

[hannibalsmith]

Im just wondering here which of the religions warn of good/bad karma depending on the way you live your life or do they all believe in "Whatever you do good and bad, You will pay at the end of life" at the "Checkout"

[keyplus90]

Monks are not supposed to have any ties with this world and must spend rest of their life only in preaching what you are saying. I wish you had seen few monks in real life apart from websites and perhaps an odd week and half holiday somewhere. Or atleast if you had seen a programme about Dajeeling Train in India where one of the story was that a person working for the railway was taking an early retirement to become a monk. I wish you had seen his old mother who was worried that who would look after her. And obviously she did not want him to do that.

Well, Imams do not have to do that to stay close to their religion.
I wish you should have seen Budhist monks out of website and books you read. I mean in real life.

[naomi24]

Keyplus, I assure you I've seen plenty of Buddhist monks in real life, but you've watched one television programme and suddenly you're an expert on Buddhism? If the example you've given is the yardstick by which we're formulating our opinions, we could easily be forgiven for assuming that you represent all Muslims - but we know that isn't true.

I'm at a loss to know what you're arguing here, Keyplus. That your religion is better than theirs? They obviously don't agree - and actually neither do I, but that's another issue and is irrelevant to the original question.