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2012
This chapter details how the author addresses the ‘godlessness’ of Buddhism, striving to understand Buddhism's benefits for Jews and their spiritual consciousness. As a traditionalist proceeding from a position of ‘religious exclusivist receptivity’, the author has learned about holiness from Buddhist spirituality in ways he, as a Jew, could not have ...
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This chapter details how the author addresses the ‘godlessness’ of Buddhism, striving to understand Buddhism's benefits for Jews and their spiritual consciousness. As a traditionalist proceeding from a position of ‘religious exclusivist receptivity’, the author has learned about holiness from Buddhist spirituality in ways he, as a Jew, could not have ...
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Weberian Buddhism and Sinhalese Buddhism
Social Compass, 1976L'Auteur de cet article se propose de fournir quelques observations sociologiques au sujet du Bouddhisme à Sri Lanka (Ceylan). Il fait référence tout particulièrement à la tradition théorique wébérienne.
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KG-Buddhism: The Chinese Knowledge Graph on Buddhism
2017One of the most important elements in human society is religion, which provides moralities to help regulate human behaviours. However, the Web lacks a specialized knowledge graph on religion. To facilitate religious knowledge sharing, we aim to build KG-Buddhism, i.e.
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Breastfeeding Medicine, 2008
Buddhism is an ancient religion that began in India and spread throughout Asia. It is prevalent in modern Japan. Breastfeeding has been a strong practice for centuries with the custom being to continue until the child is 6 or 7 years of age. The Edo period was very influential in establishing breastfeeding customs that continue today.
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Buddhism is an ancient religion that began in India and spread throughout Asia. It is prevalent in modern Japan. Breastfeeding has been a strong practice for centuries with the custom being to continue until the child is 6 or 7 years of age. The Edo period was very influential in establishing breastfeeding customs that continue today.
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Buddhism: The Transformed Body in Buddhism
2014Buddhism arose in a historical period that also saw the emergence of both a world-denying asceticism and a well-developed system of yoga. Indic religions during the Upaniṣadic period (tenth to fourth century BCE) were grappling with an array of questions concerned with how the body should be regarded: Is there some form of continuing existence after ...
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Eutifrone : bibliografia annuale di storia delle religioni : IX, 1, 2014
Abstract This chapter examines Buddhist violence in light of the global crisis of political secularism, a crisis that also afflicts several of the Buddhist-majority countries of Asia. The chapter proceeds in three parts. The first examines the role of Buddhism in Sri Lanka’s postindependence violence, including a twenty-six-year-long ...
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Abstract This chapter examines Buddhist violence in light of the global crisis of political secularism, a crisis that also afflicts several of the Buddhist-majority countries of Asia. The chapter proceeds in three parts. The first examines the role of Buddhism in Sri Lanka’s postindependence violence, including a twenty-six-year-long ...
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The evolution of Buddhist views on divination: From Original Buddhism to Esoteric Buddhism
Chinese Studies in History, 2023exaly
Does Religion Mitigate Tunneling? Evidence from Chinese Buddhism
Journal of Business Ethics, 2013Xingqiang Du
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