A Thinking Person's Guide to Shin Buddhism Introducing our series Shin Buddhism was informally introduced to the West at the 1893 Chicago World’s Parliament of R. Through faith a person who realizes they have no especially redeeming side to them can still find a way to peace and happiness within. Anyone interested in learn

Title	:	A Thinking Person's Guide to Shin Buddhism
Author	:	Daiei Kaneko
Rating	:	4.58 (637 Votes)
Asin	:	B0106SAMF8
Format Type	:	-
Number of Pages	:	0 Pages
Publish Date	:	2015-06-21
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Introducing our Founder With roots that go back to twelfth century Japan, Shin Buddhism grew out of the spiritual search of Shinran, 1173–1263. Shinran was a brilliant student of Buddhism yet he could not find any way to save himself. He was fortunate to meet with an equally brilliant teacher named Hnen who showed him the way. Through faith a person who realizes they have no especially redeeming side to them can still find a way to peace and happiness within. Even though Shinran experienced long periods of hardships he accepted them as part of his destiny to spread Buddhism among the ordinary people. Even today his philosophy of religious faith has the power to move people caught in the turmoil of the modern world. Anyone interested in learning more about his life and thought will surely find something for them in the books in our series.
Introducing our series Shin Buddhism was informally introduced to the West at the 1893 Chicago World’s Parliament of R

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