Formative Elements of Japanese Buddhism
English
1908
38 pages
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Uncover the foundational pillars of Japanese spiritual life through the eyes of Arthur Lloyd, a pioneering scholar-missionary who bridged the gap between East and West. This text interrogates the formative forces of Japanese Buddhism, challenging readers to discover the hidden links between ancient Eastern traditions and universal theological questions.
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