Choice Between Truth and Falsehood---Exploring the Buddha's Thoughts of Ouyang Jingwu

Author: Cheng Gongrang
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book is part of the series "20th Century Chinese Philosophy and Culture Studies," primarily featuring theoretical articles written by Cheng Gongrang on the exploration of Ouyang Jingwu's Buddhist thought. The book is divided into four parts, with the main theme being the distinction between the true Buddhist doctrines and the illusory Buddhist teachings, and the analysis of the universal and justifiable Buddhist philosophical models. It attempts to elucidate the core ideas of Ouyang's lifelong Buddhist studies and the creation of Buddhist philosophy. The content is comprehensive, the perspectives are novel, and it possesses a certain scientific, theoretical, and guiding nature, making it a valuable reference for Buddhist scholars. This book is part of the series "20th Century Chinese Philosophy and Culture Studies," primarily featuring theoretical articles written by Cheng Gongrang on the exploration of Ouyang Jingwu's Buddhist thought. The book is divided into four parts, with the main theme being the simple distinction between the true Buddhist doctrines and the illusory Buddhist teachings, and the analysis of the universal and justifiable Buddhist philosophical models. It attempts to elucidate the core ideas of Ouyang's lifelong Buddhist studies and the creation of Buddhist philosophy.