A History of the Development of Japanese Thought from A.D. 592 to 1868, Volume 1Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1967 - Japan |
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... Zen Buddhism As a specific form of Buddhism , Zen is first found in China , being a peculiar Chinese version of the kind of Buddhism which was brought from India by the sage Bodhidharma , in , or about , the year 527. Bod- hidharma's ...
... Zen Buddhism As a specific form of Buddhism , Zen is first found in China , being a peculiar Chinese version of the kind of Buddhism which was brought from India by the sage Bodhidharma , in , or about , the year 527. Bod- hidharma's ...
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... Zen Buddhists of China . With Tao - shin ( 580- 651 ) , the fourth patriarch , a remarkable change in the way of life oc- curred in the Zen order . He resided on the Double Peak Mountain for thirty years , and did not go to any other ...
... Zen Buddhists of China . With Tao - shin ( 580- 651 ) , the fourth patriarch , a remarkable change in the way of life oc- curred in the Zen order . He resided on the Double Peak Mountain for thirty years , and did not go to any other ...
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... Buddhism , ' but he found no follower . 71 According to the comments by Mrs. Ruth SASAKI who has stayed in Japan , the Zen monasteries in present - day Japan are not monasteries in the Catholic or Western sense of the word . They are ...
... Buddhism , ' but he found no follower . 71 According to the comments by Mrs. Ruth SASAKI who has stayed in Japan , the Zen monasteries in present - day Japan are not monasteries in the Catholic or Western sense of the word . They are ...
Contents
PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS OF THE NARA AND | 39 |
MEDIEVAL THOUGHT | 59 |
Sense of Sin and Need of Divine Grace | 78 |
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