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blog.philosophicalsociety.org
Think of atheism, and you probably conjure images of Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens - fierce critics and opponents of religion. Atheists believe, for lack of a better word, religion is a negative force in the world. Don't they? It's hard to imagine atheism as a sect within a religious movement. Except, perhaps, when that... |
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neelburton.com
ISBN 9781913260484 (paperback), 266 pages A cultural and intellectual history of Ancient India that brings together its major philosophical traditions-Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain-into a single, accessible narrative. Winner Best Indie Book Award Never before has the history and substance of Indian thought been laid out as clearly as in Burton's book.-Prof Nicolas Martin, Institute of [...] |
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daily-philosophy.com
In this series of posts, BVE Hyde presents a short but complete history of Japanese thought. This first part focuses on Japanese Buddhism. |
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www.samwoolfe.com
Hinduismis one of the world's oldest religions. There are many sub-traditions within Hinduism, but there are two beliefs about humans which seem to dominate the religion's view of animals. The first belief recognises that humans exist on a continuum with the rest of life and that we are not completely separated from other animals. The... |
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