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Approaching the Land of Bliss: Religious Praxis in the Cult of Amitabha.(Book review)
Philosophy East and West; 4/1/2007; Ford, James L.; 1274 words;
... for example, reveals that despite the relative neglect of Amidism in Tibetan studies, Amitabha was integral to Tibetan tradition ... and Yanshou. Fabio Rambelli examines what he labels radical Amidism in medieval Japan and highlights the fluidity of orthodox and ...
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Philosophers of Nothingness: an Essay on the Kyoto School.(A Buddhist-Christian Logic of the Heart: Nishida's Kyoto School and Lonergan's "Spiritual Genome" as World Bridge)(Book Review)
Buddhist-Christian Studies; 1/1/2004; Yong, Amos; 2286 words;
... constructive proposals as do Lonergan's. Rather, Raymaker engages the breadth of the Buddhist tradition, from Yogacara through Amidism to Zen. Certainly these traditions are read through the lens of the Kyoto School, specifically Nishida, Watsuji Tetsuro, and ...
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Something old, something new; Their religion is perhaps the world's oldest, but today Zoroastrians are confronting extinction. They're using the Internet and even reconsidering an ages-old ban on conversion to keep their faith alive.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN); 11/7/1998; Allen, Martha Sawyer; 2103 words;
... to 4 BC to 30 AD: time of Jesus - 70-100: First four books of the New Testament written - 400: Two Buddhist sects, Zen and Amidism, established. - 570-632: Mohammed, the prophet of Islam, lives and the words of God written in the Qur'an. - 650: Defeat of ...
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