The Creed of Buddha
14 chapters English Public domain
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Edmond Holmes, a Pantheist, reviews Buddhist theology and critiques Western conceptions (or misconceptions) of fundamental concepts such as Nirvana. In this book Holmes attempts to get back to the core of what Buddha taught, not necessarily what is considered orthodox. His interpretation is thought-provoking.
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14 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Contents 05 Chapter I. East and West 06 Chapter II. The Wisdom of the East 07 Chapter III. The Path of Life 08 Chapter IV. The Teaching of Buddha 09 Chapter V. A Misreading of Buddha 10 Chapter VI. The Silence of Buddha 11 Chapter VII. The Secret of Buddha 12 Chapter VIII. The Bankruptcy of Western Thought 13 Chapter IX. Light From the East 14 Special Pages: Errata
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The Creed of Buddha
14 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Edmond Holmes, a Pantheist, reviews Buddhist theology and critiques Western conceptions (or misconceptions) of fundamental concepts such as Nirvana. In this book Holmes attempts to get back to the core of what Buddha taught, not necessarily what is considered orthodox. His interpretation is thought-provoking.
Table of contents
14 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Contents 05 Chapter I. East and West 06 Chapter II. The Wisdom of the East 07 Chapter III. The Path of Life 08 Chapter IV. The Teaching of Buddha 09 Chapter V. A Misreading of Buddha 10 Chapter VI. The Silence of Buddha 11 Chapter VII. The Secret of Buddha 12 Chapter VIII. The Bankruptcy of Western Thought 13 Chapter IX. Light From the East 14 Special Pages: Errata
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The Creed of Buddha
14 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Edmond Holmes, a Pantheist, reviews Buddhist theology and critiques Western conceptions (or misconceptions) of fundamental concepts such as Nirvana. In this book Holmes attempts to get back to the core of what Buddha taught, not necessarily what is considered orthodox. His interpretation is thought-provoking.
Table of contents
14 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Contents 05 Chapter I. East and West 06 Chapter II. The Wisdom of the East 07 Chapter III. The Path of Life 08 Chapter IV. The Teaching of Buddha 09 Chapter V. A Misreading of Buddha 10 Chapter VI. The Silence of Buddha 11 Chapter VII. The Secret of Buddha 12 Chapter VIII. The Bankruptcy of Western Thought 13 Chapter IX. Light From the East 14 Special Pages: Errata
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