Buddhism in Comparative Light Motilal Banarsidass This debate was the theme

This debate was the theme of a Seminar organized by the Indian Council of Philosophical Research

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The most serious objection to Kamaleswar Bhattacharya's thesis that the Buddha did not deny the universal atman may be put in the form of this question: Why

Jacques Lacan's theory of the split subject declared the impossibility of carrying on with the Ego-Cogito as a ground for the certainty of one's existence

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Buddhism in Comparative Light Motilal Banarsidass This debate was the themeThis volume is a comparative study of Buddhism and Christianity which, despite their differences, have striking similarities. Chapters are devoted to probing religious consciousness far below the surface of dogma and traditions. Light is thrown on what Buddhism and Christianity and other religious and philosophical systems have meant to seekers of the truth of humanity. The treatment is selective and is concerned with the comparable features of major