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Sandra Bell 《Journal of Contemporary Religion》1998,13(2):149-170
The article explores the development of the relationship between monks and lay people within the newly established context of British Theravada Buddhism. Unlike their Asian counterparts, the British laity appear not to be interested in the traditional practice of ‘making merit’. The article draws out the implications of this feature of British Buddhism for a more general understanding of reciprocity in Theravada monk/ lay relationships. 相似文献
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本文探讨与分析了原始及部派佛教的"六识"说,尤其从心识与五蕴、与十二处、与十八界、与心所、与其他诸法、与四缘的联系上,指出"六识"说存在的局限,而正是由于这些局限,才必然导致更为严密、周详,尤其非心理主义的唯识学的"八识"说的出现. 相似文献
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To verify and supplement a series of quantitative studies of attitudes about the New Age in which 143 panelists were surveyed, I analyzed qualitatively 86 comments. In general, findings were consistent with those yielded by statistical analyses. An expert panel was more tolerant of terms, practices, and beliefs than a panel of critics. Many respondents characterized the New Age as complex, diverse, and eclectic. When I examined those comments that were concerned with the survey itself, I classified them as predominantly unfavorable, with most charging ambiguity of items and bias on the part of the investigators. When I inspected the comments for frequent topics, those with off-beat religious preferences were more favorable to the New Age than those with traditional preferences. Positive suggestions, expressions of tolerance, and other remarks were noted. I concluded that skeptics and anti-cult specialists may have to change their conceptions of the New Age.An active member of the American Family Foundation, he is on the Board of Directors, the Research Advisory Committee, and the New Age Study Group. He is also on the Editorial Advisory Boards of theCultic Studies Journal andthe Journal of Religion and Health. 相似文献
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David R. Loy 《当代佛教》2013,14(1):55-71
I begin this essay with a brief introduction to cross-cultural comparisons and their importance for our understanding of lived Buddhism and its localization. Before examining the papers on rebirth, I first present rebirth in non-Buddhist contexts to locate our discussion within broader understandings of rebirth. I then discuss the the rebirth papers highlighting their similarities and differences. 相似文献
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Padmal de Silva 《British Journal of Guidance & Counselling》1993,21(1):30-34
The relevance of the principles and practices of Buddhism to the field of counselling is discussed. Buddhist techniques have already been used by the helping professions in many settings (e.g. Japan, Sri Lanka). The extension of their use to a wider range of settings, and to a wider group of clients, is both feasible and desirable. In addition to the obvious relevance of Buddhist techniques to clients who have a Buddhist background, it is argued that they have a wider applicability. As Buddhism espouses the notion of a productive and healthy lay life, it offers ways not only of dealing with problems and difficulties, but also of improving psychological well-being in general. Examples are cited of relevant Buddhist techniques and their application. It is argued that, once systematically evaluated, many of these could profitably be incorporated into the repertoire of techniques used in present-day counselling and therapy. 相似文献
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20世纪初,太虚大师等人倡导的"人间佛教"运动警醒了明清至民国陷于腐败、堕落的中国佛教,开始了近一个世纪的"人间佛教"运动.进入新世纪,回头分析"人间佛教"的发展,可以从中吸取很多经验,同时也可发现当中存在的问题.笔者提出"都市佛教"理念,以期通过它为"人间佛教"的发展瓶颈找到解决之策. 相似文献
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Tianxiang Ma 《Frontiers of Philosophy in China》2006,1(4):594-629
As Buddhism spread into China, the Mahayana (Dacheng) and Hinayana (Xiaocheng) schools, as well as the kong 空 (empty) or you 有 (being) schools, each developed separately, with all sorts of competing theories emerging. While Chinese Buddhism saw a
revival in modern times, Western science also gained ground all over the country, and many scholars, technologists and monks
sought to interpret the meaning of kong according the achievements and method of the natural sciences. They used science to interpret the content and methods of
Buddhist teachings, ontology, and outlook on life. Of the scholars who did so, Wang Jitong (王季同) and You Zhibiao (尢智表) are
the most excellent.
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Translated from Pumen Xuebao 普门学报 (Universal Gate) Vol. 27, 2005 (5) by Kong Xiangzhen, Ma Tianxiang, and Andrew Herron 相似文献
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As a result of the publicly funded Human Genome Project (HGP), and an increasing number of private enterprises, a new form
of eugenic theory and practice has emerged, differing from previous manifestations. Genetic testing has become a consumer
service that may now be purchased at greatly reduced cost. While the old eugenics was pseudoscientific, the new eugenics is
firmly based on DNA research. While the old eugenics focused on societal measures against the individual, the new eugenics
emphasizes the family as a control agent. Eugenics is now voluntary, with the promise of abortion for those afraid of producing
genetically damaged children. The ethical concepts of beneficence, avoidance of maleficence, autonomy, and equity are discussed
in terms of aspects of the HGP. One major issue is the need for an ethical system available to health consumers that will
empower them and assist in their biogenic decisions.
“The concentration on the genes implicated in cancer is only a special case of a general genomania (emphasis added) that surfaces in ... the weekly announcements in The New York Times of the location of yet another gene for another disease. The revealing rhetoric of this publicity is always the same; only
the blanks need to be filled in: ‘It was announced today by scientists at [Harvard, Vanderbilt, Stanford] Medical School that
a gene responsible for [some, many, a common form of] [schizophrenia, Alzheimer’s, arteriosclerosis, prostate cancer] has
been located and its DNA sequence determined. This exciting research, say scientists, is the first step in what may eventually
turn out to be a possible cure for this disease.’”
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Portions of this paper were presented at the Eighth National Conference on Applied Ethics, Long Beach, CA, February 27, 28
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汉传佛教与藏传佛教女性伦理观既有一致性又有不同处。作为印度大乘佛教在中国的主要发扬传系,这两者都秉承了大乘佛教的男女终极平等思想,提出女性成佛论;同时,为了迎合世俗社会,它们都持女性卑污论。然而,由于对女性的歧视程度不一,在女性成佛途径上,汉传佛教要求女性转身成佛,藏传佛教允许女性即身成佛;在两性关系上,汉传佛教主张阳尊阴卑,藏传佛教倡导阴阳双合。 相似文献
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Padmal De Silva 《Behaviour research and therapy》1984,22(6):661-678
There has been in recent years a growing interest in the similarities between Buddhism and the principles and practice of behaviour modification. Mikulas, for example, has pointed out many similarities and argued for greater integration. The present paper examines the literature of Early Buddhism with a view to assessing how far its approach is similar to that of behaviour modification and to examine some specific behaviour-change techniques used in Early Buddhism in relation to similar techniques developed and used by modern behaviour therapists. The implications of these findings are discussed in relation to theory and clinical practice. 相似文献
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Saam Trivedi 《亚洲哲学》2005,15(3):231-246
Over the last several years, there has been a growing controversy about whether Yogacara Buddhism can be said to be idealist in some sense, as used to be commonly thought by earlier scholars. In this paper, I first clarify the different senses of idealism that might be pertinent to the debate. I then focus on some of the works of Vasubandhu, limiting myself to his Vimsatika, Trimsika, and Trisvabhavanirdesa. I argue that classical Yogacara Buddhism, at least as found in these works of Vasubandhu, is closer to epistemic rather than metaphysical idealism or absolute idealism, as I understand these. However, there are undoubtedly some important differences between Vasubandhu's Yogacara and Western epistemic idealism that cast doubt on the idea that Yogacara is simply to be lumped together with Western epistemic idealism. 相似文献
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Christian Thomas Kohl 《当代佛教》2013,14(1):69-82
Rudyard Kipling, the famous English author of The Jungle Book, born in India, wrote one day these words: ‘Oh, East is East and West is West, and never the twain shall meet’. In my paper I show that Kipling was not completely right. I try to show the common ground between Buddhist philosophy and quantum physics. There is a surprising parallelism between the philosophical concept of reality articulated by Nāgārjuna and the physical concept of reality implied by quantum physics. For neither is there a fundamental core to reality; rather, reality consists of systems of interacting objects. Such concepts of reality cannot be reconciled with the substantial, subjective, holistic or instrumentalistic concepts of reality that underlie modern modes of thought. 相似文献