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Author: Zhang Xiaohua
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Buddhism was founded in ancient India by Siddhartha Gautama (revered as the Buddha Shakyamuni) between the 6th and 5th centuries BC. Buddhism is named after the Buddha, which is a shortened form of "Buddha Shakyamuni." Initially, the term referred specifically to Shakyamuni. Buddhism is a religion that worships the Buddha and reveres his teachings. This book comprehensively explains the Indian Buddhist cultural system, the Theravada Buddhist cultural system of the South, and the Mahayana Tibetan Buddhist cultural system of the North, among other content. For human society to maintain continuous economic development and social progress, social stability is the primary and fundamental condition. For China, stability holds even greater significance. Social stability is the result of the combined influence of multiple factors, among which religion is also an important factor. Religion is both an ideology and a social force. It can sanctify social goals to stabilize the existing social order or propose new social goals and sanctify them to incite unrest and revolution, shaking and undermining the existing society. Therefore, it is essential to recognize the role of religious forces, leverage the positive functions of religion in maintaining social stability, and strive to mitigate its negative functions that are detrimental to social harmony. This book comprehensively explains the Indian Buddhist cultural system, the Theravada Buddhist cultural system of the South, and the Mahayana Tibetan Buddhist cultural system of the North, among other content.