The Notion of Buddha-Nature: An Approach to Buddhist-Muslim Dialogue.

The article discusses the capacity of the Buddhist concept of Buddha-Nature as basis for a better understanding between Buddhists and Muslims. It says that the notion of Buddha-Nature had deep resonances within the culture of the Chinese people, which helped it become very popular in Chinese Buddhis...

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Published in:Muslim World Vol. 100; no. 2/3; pp. 233 - 247
Main Author: Reis Habito, Maria
Format: Article
Published: Wiley-Blackwell Apr-Jul2010
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