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Another form , called the Sõtõ sect ( Chinese Ts'ao- Rinzai and Kamakura and Muromachi periods t'ung ) , was introduced ... DöSötö sects BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY gen's magnum opus Shōbō genzo ( “ Essentials of Truth ” ) The Kamakura period ...
Another form , called the Sõtõ sect ( Chinese Ts'ao- Rinzai and Kamakura and Muromachi periods t'ung ) , was introduced ... DöSötö sects BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY gen's magnum opus Shōbō genzo ( “ Essentials of Truth ” ) The Kamakura period ...
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In fact , such a thought was for- him but , instead , spontaneously finds in himself the Budbidden as heresy by the Shin sect . On the contrary , out dha nature as the foundation of his own existence . " Let of pure faith good deeds ...
In fact , such a thought was for- him but , instead , spontaneously finds in himself the Budbidden as heresy by the Shin sect . On the contrary , out dha nature as the foundation of his own existence . " Let of pure faith good deeds ...
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The Shin sect was founded by Shinran between Japan , Korea , and North and South China result- ( 1173–1262 ) , a pious disciple of Genkū and a great ed in an influx into Japan of a remarkable number of promoter of his teacher's ideas .
The Shin sect was founded by Shinran between Japan , Korea , and North and South China result- ( 1173–1262 ) , a pious disciple of Genkū and a great ed in an influx into Japan of a remarkable number of promoter of his teacher's ideas .
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| Title | The New Encyclopędia Britannica, Part 2, Volume 1 The New Encyclopędia Britannica, ISBN 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopędia Britannica, 1983 |
| ISBN | 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
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