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Major Topics and Foundational Doctrines

This topic covers many of the core doctrines and philosophies of Buddhism both generally and within specific traditions. For example, while "Dharma" may refer to the teachings of the Buddha and is, therefore, an important concept in virtually all Buddhist schools, "shinjin" is a concept that is fully developed only within Japanese Pure Land Buddhism. This category covers the broad depths of Buddhist philosophy and teachings.

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Amida Buddha and Shinjin with a Clue from Vedântic Thought Hino, Shoun 2002
Ancestors and Soteriology in African and Japanese Religions Dovlo, Elom 1993
The Art Treasures of Mount Kôya and the Kôbô Daishi Faith Izutsu, Shinryû 2002
At Home in the Muddy Water: A Guide to Finding Peace within Everyday Chaos Bayda, Ezra 2003
Awareness of Mappô: Soteriological Interpretations of Time in Nichiren Dolce, Lucia D 1992
Awareness of Transiency as an Existential Condition of Japanese Culture Ishizu, Teruji 1967
Beginningless Vow and Endless Practice Hartman, Zenkei Blanche 2001
Biblical Faith as a Zen Koan Bloom, Alfred 1972
The Body of the Buddha Aitken, Robert Fall 1985
The Body of the Buddha Aitken, Robert 2005
Breaking the Circle: Death and the Afterlife in Buddhism Becker, Carl Bradley 1993
Breaking the Darkness: Images of Reality in Shin Buddhist Faith Hirota, Dennis 1991
The Buddha and His Teaching Hunt, Ernest Shinkaku 1962
The Buddha's Golden Path: A Manual of Practical Buddhism Based on the Teachings and Practices of the Zen Sect Goddard, Dwight 1930
Buddha-body Views in Tendai Hongaku Writings (The Use or Misuse of the Trikâya Theory) Habito, Ruben L. F 1991
Buddhism in the Modern World: Adaptations of an Ancient Tradition Heine, Steven 2003
Buddhism is not Monistic, but Non-dualistic Abe, Masao 1980
A Buddhism of Self-Awakening, not a Buddhism of Faith Abe, Masao 1970
Buddhism: The Living Philosophy Ikeda, Daisaku 1974
Buddhist Dharma and Natural Law: Toward a Trans-Cultural Universal Ethics Ichimura, Shôhei 1991
Buddhist Emptiness and the Christian God Cobb, John B. Jr Mar. 1977
Buddhist Emptiness and the Crucifixion of God Altizer, Thomas J. J 1989
Buddhist Nirvana: Its Significance in Contemporary Thought and Life Abe, Masao June 1970
Buddhist Spirituality 2: Later China, Korea, Japan, and the Modern World Heisig, James W 1999
Buddhist Views of Suicide and Euthanasia Becker, Carl Bradley 1990
Can Faith Move Mountains? Ikeda, Daisaku 18 Oct. 1964
Characteristics of Japanese Buddhism Hanayama, Shoyu 1978
Collective Identity and Sacred Space: A Study of Seven Zen Communities in Northern California Hack, Sheryl 1989
Compassion Among Aging Nisei Japanese Americans Clark, Peter Yuichi 2003
'Critical Buddhism' (Hihan Bukkyô) and the Debate Concerning the 75-Fascicle and 12-Fascicle Shôbôgenzô Texts Heine, Steven 1994
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