What Is Wrong with Us? What Is Wrong with the World? A Buddhist Perspective.
The article discusses aspects of the wrongness of people in a Buddhist perspective. It states that egocentric consideration leads to a perception that taking measures against negativities is justifiable once they are shown. It explains that people may find the act of sacrificing others for the sake...
| Publicado en: | Buddhist-Christian Studies no. 37; pp. 17 - 28 |
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University of Hawai'i
2017
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