Where do Buddhism and Eastern religions trace their roots?

Buddhism and other Eastern religions trace their roots to the Tower of Babel. The context explains that every pagan, mythological, and cultic false religion has its origin at Babel, where humanity was scattered and confusion resulted. This is where all false religious systems began.

Les teaches that every false religion has its roots at the Tower of Babel. He illustrates this with a Japanese cult whose guru went to the Himalayas for enlightenment, found a Buddhist guru there, and returned to Japan to start the cult. This demonstrates that Buddhism and other Eastern religions also trace their roots to Babel. God scattered humanity there, and Babel means confusion. Later, God sovereignly called Abram and brought about the nation of Israel.

Do Eastern religions like Buddhism trace their roots back to the tower of Babel?

Yes. Eastern religions such as Buddhism trace their roots back to the tower of Babel, where every pagan, mythological, cultic, and false religion originated. Scripture's Babel account explains the confusion and spread of false worship, including Eastern systems. Thus Buddhism and other Eastern religions are not separate from that root.