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Buddhism and Buddhists in China

Name: Buddhism and Buddhists in China
Author: Lewis Hodous

Lewis Hodous

Read by Scott Robbins, Leon Mire, daxm, ML Cohen, Chris Masterson and Philippa Willitts · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Preface (5:22)
Chapter 1: Introductory (5:55)
Chapter 2: The Entrance of Buddhism into China (6:40)
Chapter 3: The Establishment of Buddhism as the Predominating Religion of China (27:33)
Chapter 4: Buddhism and the Peasant (21:35)
Chapter 5: Buddhism and the Family (18:08)
Chapter 6: Buddhism and Social Life (23:47)
Chapter 7: Buddhism and the Future Life (19:43)
Chapter 8: The Spiritual Values Emphasized by Buddhism in China (16:59)
Chapter 9: Present-Day Buddhism (20:15)
Chapter 10: The Christian Approach to Buddhists (20:13)