Asma, Stephen T.

Why I Am a Buddhist

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ISBN 13:: 9781571746177
author:: Asma, Stephen T.
format:: HardBack
publisher:: Hampton Roads Publishing Compa
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2010
Pages:: 192
Dimensions:: 22.9 x 15.7 x 2.3 cm
Genre:: Apologetic works
Condition:: New
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Buddhism for everyone. A no-nonsense approach to spirituality is presented in this book, which challenges common misconceptions about Buddhism and offers a fresh perspective on its practice. The author argues that much of what passes for Buddhism today is superficial and lacks substance, and he sets out to reclaim the faith's core principles and make them accessible to all. This book is not about dogma or creed, but about a spiritual practice that is grounded in psychology, intellect, and aesthetics. In seven chapters, Asma builds his case for a more authentic and inclusive form of Buddhism, one that can be practiced by anyone who yearns for meaning and connection without being tied to specific beliefs or practices.

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