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The Routledge handbook of Buddhist-Christian studies / edited by Carol S. Anderson and Thomas Cattoi.
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
London ; New York, New York : Routledge, [2023]
©2023
Description
1 online resource (566 pages)
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Buddhism
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Relations
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Christianity
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Christianity
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Christianity and other religions
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Buddhism
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Editor
Anderson, Carol S.
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Cattoi, Thomas, 1973-
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Series
Routledge handbooks in religion.
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Notes
Includes index.
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Description based on print version record.
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Contents
List of Contributors
From Mission to Intersectionality and Beyond: Four Centuries of Buddhist-Christian Encounter
Part I Theory and Method
1 The Variety of Methods in Buddhist-Christian Studies
2 Buddhism and Christianity Through Fractal Eyes
3 Buddhist-Christian Studies: a Proposal
4 The Craft of Interfaith Curiosity
5 Dialogue as Contemplative Practice: Buddhist Contributions to Interreligious Dialogue
6 Serving Two Masters?: Possibilities and Opportunities of Double Belonging
7 Meeting in Kenosis
Part II Historical Encounters
8 Christianity in Early Tibet: Shreds of Evidence
9 Ippolito Desideri and Buddhist-Christian Dialogue
10 From Competition to Collaboration: Four Hundred Years of Buddhist-Catholic Engagement in Vietnam, 1620-2020
11 The Christian-Buddhist Encounter in Seventeenth-Century China
12 Buddhist-Christian Relations in Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts: the Case Study of Sri Lanka
13 Spiritualities Separated at Birth or Accidentally Related?: The "Spiritual Senses" Traditions in Eastern Orthodox Hesychasm and Chan and Zen Buddhism
14 Poor, Yet Making Many Rich: Poverty as a Virtue in the Franciscan Christian and Theravada Buddhist Monastic Traditions
Part III Contemporary Conversations
15 Monastic Interreligious Dialogue and Its Contribution to the Buddhist-Christian Encounter
16 A Comparison of Aquinas's and Dōgen's Views on Religious/Monastic Life
17 Millennium World: Thomas Merton, Buddhism, and Monastic Futurism
18 Constructive Catholic Theology in the Light of a Buddhist Imagination
19 Heaven and Sukhāvatī: Martin Luther and Shinran Shonin on Death and What Follows.
20 Thich Nhat Hanh's Buddhist-Christian Practical Theological Vision for Rebuilding Hope: Co-designing Practices for Communities that Teach and Embody Love
21 Buddhist-Christian Encounter and the Challenges of Multiple Religious Identity in Asia
22 Zen Buddhism and the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius: Toward Mutual Learning and Enrichment
Part IV Social Engagement, Pastoral Care, and the Challenge of Interreligious Education
23 Interreligious Solidarity for an Ecological Civilization: A Catholic and Humanistic Buddhist Conversation
24 Toward a Buddhist Theory of Social Justice: Thich Nhat Hanh, Martin Luther King Jr., and the Just Society
25 Buddhist-Christian Dialogue and Interreligious Learning
26 Herding Cows and Sheep: Giving Guidance in Buddhist and Christian Spiritual Formation
27 Buddhist-Christian Dialogue in Art
28 African American and Womanist-Buddhist Thought
29 A Brief Critical Appraisal of the Buddhist Modernism Paradigm
Part V Constructive Reflections
30 A Tibetan Epektasis? Gregory of Nyssa's Understanding of Spiritual Progress and the Gelug pa Teaching on the Four Buddha Bodies
31 Aquinas and Dölpopa, Searching for Foundations
32 Eckhart and Dōgen on Forgetting the Self: A Contemplative Studies Perspective
33 Commensurable Saints? Buddhist-Christian Dialogue and Comparative Notions of Sanctity
34 The Composite Union of Natures: A Study Comparing the Structures of Hypostatic Union in Chalcedonian Christology and of Dharmākara Bodhisattva in Shin Buddhism
35 On Religious Engagement: Shinran and Heidegger's Paul
36 Creative Tensions in Buddhist and Christian Doctrine
37 The Paths to Purification: Buddhaghosa and John of the Cross
38 Irreversibility and Reciprocity in the Divine-Human Relationship.
39 "Being in Love": Religious Conversion in Bernard Lonergan and the Lotus Sutra
40 Buddhist-Christian Dialogue and the Kyoto School
41 The Deaths of Buddha and Jesus
42 Matchless on Their Way: Comparative Reflections on Christ and the Bodhisattva
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ISBN
1-00-304322-4
1-003-04322-4
1-000-63728-X
1-000-63724-7
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