Focusing on the intricate relationship between Buddhism and conflict, this book delves into the historical contexts of Burma and Thailand, two predominantly Buddhist nations. It investigates how these countries reconcile their religious commitment to peace with the realities of war and imperialism, offering a nuanced perspective on the tensions between spiritual beliefs and societal challenges. The analysis reveals the complexities of Buddhist teachings in the face of national identity and military engagement.
Trevor Oswald Ling Kolejność książek (chronologicznie)
1 stycznia 1920 – 1 stycznia 1995



Buddha, Marx und Gott
- 215 stron
- 8 godzin czytania