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#museum of world religions Through the establishment of the Museum of World Religions, it provides people with an opportunity to understand different religions and gives everyone the opportunity to choose their own spiritual beliefs for life; all religions can have free dialogue and there will no longer be religious disputes and conflicts. For this reason, Master Xindao believes that if Wusheng Dojo establishes a Buddhist museum or builds a large temple, it may be able to provide spiritual sustenance for local Buddhists, and it will also be welcomed by believers. The task of raising funds to build the museum will also be easily accomplished. However, But it cannot achieve the above-mentioned ambitious goals. On the contrary, introducing religious knowledge through a modern museum that spreads knowledge through leisure and entertainment methods may be an irreplaceable best solution. Therefore, after extensive consultation and visits to related themed museums and institutions around the world, and careful consideration, the concept and mission of an unprecedented World Religion Museum that emphasizes internationality and encompasses all religions in the world was formed.

Special exhibition "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly Beings: I am in Nature":

The Museum of World Religions continues the line of life education, and presents a series of special exhibitions "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly People: I am in Nature", bringing a fantasy world of mutual support and dependence between man and nature. "Mountains, Seas, Heavenly Man - I am in Nature" attempts to break through the framework of life, emancipate and follow one's heart, and wants to discuss the relationship between man and nature. Only by taking away the limitations of life and placing it in the boundless vastness of heaven, earth, mountains and seas, will you have the opportunity to notice the flow of people in nature.

Permanent exhibition:

The permanent displays mainly focus on the eight major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism, Shinto, and ancient religions such as Egypt and the Maya. The Taiwan Religious Area displays the beliefs of Taiwanese people, while the Wheel Exhibition Area displays other beliefs and traditional religious artifacts. Visitors will see the similarities and differences in the beliefs of these religions and learn about the beliefs and histories of these religions.