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A Buddhist-Christian Liberative Praxis

By Paul Knitter

As Jesus and Buddha have been remembered, they both had a common starting point for their preaching: the sufferings that all humans (though some more than others) have to face: the inadequacies, the perplexities, the insufficiencies, the diminishments, the pains and disappointments that darken human existence.

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A brightly-colored Russian-style onion dome church, against a background of books.
#Buddhism #Christianity #Interdisciplinary #Traditions

A Buddhist-Christian Liberative Praxis

As Jesus and Buddha have been remembered, they both had a common starting point for their preaching: the sufferings that all humans (though some more than others) have to face: the inadequacies, the perplexities, the insufficiencies, the diminishments, the pains and disappointments that darken human existence.

By Paul Knitter

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