An edition of Unmasking Buddhism
(2009)
Unmasking Buddhism
by Bernard Faure
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Table of Contents
Buddhism in history
Buddhism is both one and many at the same time
The Buddha is only a man who achieved awakening
Buddhism is an Indian religion
Buddhism is the cult of nothingness
Buddhism is a philosophy, not a religion
All Buddhists are seeking to achieve awakening
Buddhism teaches the impermanence of all things
The belief in karma leads to fatalism
Buddhism denies the existence of a self
Buddhism teaches reincarnation
Buddhism and local cultures
Buddhism is an atheistic religion
Buddhism is above all a spirituality
The Dalai Lama is the spiritual leader of Buddhism
To be Buddhist is to be Zen
Buddhism and society
Buddhism is a tolerant religion
Buddhism teaches compassion
Buddhism is a peaceful religion
Buddhism affirms that we are all equal
Buddhism is compatible with science
Buddhism is a kind of therapy
Buddhism advocates a strict vegetarianism
Buddhism is a universalist teaching
Buddhism is a religion detached from the world
Conclusion: Buddhism or neo-Buddhism?
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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