Titlebook: Buddhism and Interfaith Dialogue; Part one of a two-vo Masao Abe,Steven Heine (Associate Professor of Rel Book 1995 Masao Abe 1995 Buddhism

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Macmillan Master Series (Science)sire for me to visit this place; I have been involved in Buddhist and Christian dialogue over a long time, but this conference is a highlight of my dialogue experience. I have been asked to talk about suffering in the light of our time; our time in the light of suffering: Buddha’s first Holy Truth.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-17755-4as the polarity of being and nothing’ in Buddhism. He also points out that ‘there seems to be a clear difference in the predications being made’ in these two cases. So far, I understand that Scharlemann agrees with me in making a distinction between God and . in terms of being and nothingness. Howev

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The changing conditions of employmenttiness’,. Hans Küng raises a number of crucial issues for Buddhist-Christian dialogue. Due to the restriction of space, however, I would like to limit myself to answering the following three issues which I believe to be the most essential. First, is Abe’s approach a true dialogical hermeneutic? Seco

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